On-board heaters for your boat

1. Forced Air Heaters (Airtronic)

Models like the Airtronic S2 and Airtronic M2 are popular forced air heaters.

Principle of Operation: These heaters work by circulating warm air throughout the space via ducts.

Advantages:

• Quick heating: Fast to heat up the cabin or space.
• Low fuel consumption: Diesel or fuel-efficient operation.
• Precise temperature control: Often equipped with programmable thermostats for consistent warmth.
• Quiet operation: Ideal for living spaces such as boat cabins or vehicles.
• Compact design: Minimal installation space required.

Popular Models:

• Airtronic S2
• Airtronic M2: More powerful for larger areas.

2. Water Heaters (Hydronic)

Models like the Hydronic S3 are water-based heating systems.

Principle of Operation: These systems use water to circulate heat, and the water can be heated by the diesel fuel.

Advantages:

• Versatility: In addition to heating the interior, they can preheat the engine, useful in cold climates.
• Multi-zone systems: Can provide heat to multiple locations within a boat or RV.
• Energy-efficient: Offers more efficient heat distribution.
• Durability: Built to withstand harsh environments.
• Flexible installation: Can be installed in various configurations.
• Control options: Often equipped with digital controls for ease of use.

Applications:

• Marine: For boats and yachts.
• Motorhomes & Caravans: Provides heating in RVs.
• Trucks & Utility Vehicles: Ideal for vehicles used in cold climates.