CTM Split Marine Air Conditioning Systems

1) Less space needed in the living area for the air handlers, 2) Quieter because the compressor is in the engine room, 3) More capacity (BTUs) possible, and more rooms cooled with one condenser.

Split marine air conditioners are generally found on boats up to 80 feet (24 meters), limited only by the number of condensing units that will fit and by the 50 foot (15 meter) maximum length of copper tubing between the condensing unit and air handler.

Split marine AC systems have the condensing unit (condenser) in the engine room or other mechanical space, and the air handler (evaporator) in the living area. Two air handlers can connect to one condensing unit, cooling multiple spaces.

CTM Marine NMEA 2000 split marine air conditioning systems are fully compatible with Garmin EmpirBus & OneHelm, Raymarine YachtSense, and support seamless NMEA 2000 embedded control directly from MFDs. For vessels without digital switching, our standalone HTML5 interface enables full MFD control across all major brands.