Marine Refrigerator
MARINE REFRIGERATORS
Marine Refrigerators – Climax marine deals with the the supply of marine refrigerators or boat refrigerators all of the best brands marine refrigerators like Vitrifrigo Marine refrigerators and Alpicool Marine refrigerators. Climax marine is the dealer of vitrifrigo marine refrigerator and Alpicool marine refrigerator in GCC. Marine refrigerator comes in all sizes and finishes. Find your next Vitrifrigo and Alpicool marine refrigerator online with us and deliver to your door step in Dubai, Oman, Qatar, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
Marine Refrigerator FAQs
Frequently asked questions on marine refrigeration systems.
DO I NEED A MARINE REFRIGERATOR?
Depends on your refrigeration needs – boat type, size, power capacity, and climate. If you will be out at sea for long periods of time, then a marine refrigerator will be your best option for keeping your perishables fresh and cool. Should you stay near the coast, or not be out for long periods of time, an ice-chest is affordable and sufficient for short-term storage.
WHAT TYPE OF POWER WOULD MY MARINE FRIDGE RUN ON?
Most marine refrigerators run on 12V or 24V DC, or 110/220V AC. Many electric front-loading refrigerators utilize a universal voltage and can switch between AC and DC power sources automatically. Most refrigerators draw around 5 amps when the compressor is on, with their thermostats cycling on and off depending on the refrigerator’s insulation efficiency and the ambient temperature.
WHAT SIZE MARINE REFRIGERATOR SHOULD I BUY?
The size of your boat marine refrigerator will obviously be limited to the space available on your boat. It’s important to carefully measure the width, depth and height of the spot where you want to put it, or replace your current refrigerator with one of the exact same size, or as close to the same size as possible.
WHAT ARE THE MAIN PARTS OF A MARINE REFRIGERATOR?
Marine refrigerators generally include five components: a compressor (essentially a pump), heat exchanger pipes outside the unit (the condenser), an expansion valve, heat exchanger pipes inside the box with your foot (evaporator) and refrigerant, such as R-134a. A thermostat controls the temperature.
