Marine Pocket Guide to Onboard Comfort Covers Every Product

4th January 2011

Webasto, a world leader in climate control technology, has published a handy pocket guide which describes and illustrates their complete ranges of marine heating, air conditioning and powered roof systems.

Comprising 64 waterproof, laminated pages, the pocket guide begins with advice on the model of Webasto BlueHeat air or water heater that's right for sailing yachts up to 17m long and motor yachts up to 25m, comparative benefits of both air and water heating systems, plus details of each heater, accessories and diagnosis codes.

BlueHeat hot water stations and Isotemp hot water boilers are also described, along with accessories and trouble-shooting information.

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The guide then moves on to the BlueCool portfolio of air conditioners, with a cooling capacity calculator, system characteristics, technical specifications and notes on air handlers, pumps, fresh air units, options, accessories and application guidelines.

A section on BlueComfort Integrated Solutions explains the benefits of combining a self-contained air conditioning system and water heater to produce cooling, heating or a combination of both for unrivalled dehumidification power.
The guide signs off with full descriptions of the 60, 80 and 150 Series of standard and fully bespoke powered marine roof systems, a useful units and conversions page and space for personal information.

For further information in Ireland please contact: Tim Baudain Email: [email protected] Web: www.webasto-marine.com or www chmarine.com

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