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Termodinamica's HVAC for boats

Termodinamica: The Ultimate HVAC Solution for Marine Comfort

Keeping it Cool

January 8, 2025
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Elevate performance, efficiency, and comfort with Termodinamica’s VRV HVAC solution.

When it comes to optimizing performance and comfort on your vessel, the role of an efficient heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC) system cannot be overstated. For boaters navigating the hot, humid conditions typical of southern U.S. waters and the Caribbean, or even the summer heat waves up north, the right HVAC system is essential for maintaining a cool, comfortable onboard environment. Termodinamica is a company with advanced HVAC solutions that prioritize marine climate control through efficiency, performance, reliability, and space-saving design.

The Power of Efficiency

One of the key innovations that sets Termodinamica apart is its “Capacity on Demand” cooling philosophy. Unlike traditional systems that operate at fixed capacities, Termodinamica’s Variable Refrigerant Volume (VRV) systems dynamically adjust the cooling output based on real-time needs. This technology ensures that each area of the vessel receives precisely the cooling capacity it requires, avoiding the energy waste common in older, fixed-capacity systems.

The result is a dramatic reduction in energy consumption. In fact, Termodinamica’s systems can reduce power usage by up to 70 percent during temperature maintenance compared to conventional systems. This efficiency translates directly into lower operating costs and extended generator life, crucial benefits for long voyages where power management is a constant concern.

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Superior Performance and Comfort

Beyond efficiency, Termodinamica’s systems deliver superior performance in temperature and humidity control. The company’s advanced electronic expansion valves and variable speed compressors allow for precise regulation of temperature, maintaining set points within a fraction of a degree. This precision is particularly valuable in tropical climates where managing humidity is as critical as cooling the air. The systems are designed to excel in these environments and provide up to three times more dehumidification than traditional chilled water systems.

Space and Weight Savings

Space and weight are premium commodities on any vessel, especially in sportfishing boats where every square foot counts. Termodinamica has developed its equipment to be more compact and significantly lighter than traditional HVAC setups. On a BTU-for-BTU basis, Termodinamica systems are smaller and lighter, freeing up valuable space that can be used for additional storage, improved layout flexibility, or simply reducing the overall weight of the vessel.

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A typical installation can see a reduction of 50 percent or more in equipment weight compared to traditional systems. This is achieved by eliminating the heavy chilled water loops required by older systems and by using high-grade materials, such as aircraft-grade aluminum, 316L stainless steel, and titanium for key components. These materials not only reduce weight but also enhance durability, ensuring the system can withstand the harsh marine environment.

Reliability 

In the marine industry, reliability is non-negotiable. HVAC failures can lead to uncomfortable conditions, spoiled supplies, or even canceled trips—scenarios that every boat owner aims to avoid. Termodinamica’s commitment to reliability is evident in its use of top-tier materials and cutting-edge technology. The systems feature advanced AI diagnostics, remote connectivity, high-grade parts, including titanium heat exchangers, and the innovative benefits from in-house designed software that ensures longevity and minimal maintenance.

Redundancy also is key to a proper system, and Termodinamica offers various options, such as dual compressor setups that ensure continuous operation even if one unit fails; however unlikely. It’s this reliability that offers peace of mind for long-range trips where access to repair services may be limited.

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Real-World Impact

Termodinamica’s technology shined when tested on a custom 82-foot sportfishing boat built by Michael Rybovich and Sons. “We splendidly cooled our latest launch, an eighty-two-footer, in the summer heat, with one of these systems pulling a total of eleven amps,” said Michael Rybovich. Traditional systems on a vessel of this size might draw over 40 amps, but Termodinamica’s advanced setup brought that load down to 11 amps without compromising performance. 

Termodinamica’s VRV direct expansion system is designed to adjust the cooling capacity and humidity based on the request from individual cabins through smart software. From center consoles to superyachts to cruise ships, Termodinamica has solutions tailored to every owner. termodinamicamarine.com 

-by Hunter Parker

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