Selecting the Best Boat Cabin Heater for Comfort and Safety Offshore
In a Nutshell...
Boat cabin heaters aren't just about escaping the cold; they're essential kit for beating back the dampness and mildew on board, which is just as important for protecting the boat’s interior as it is for lifting the crew’s spirits. Getting a handle on the two primary groups—direct and indirect—is the first step toward making a smart choice for your boat.
- Direct Heating: The heat source is right inside the cabin, warming the air through convection and radiation. You'll need to be on top of ventilation management.
- Indirect Heating: Heat is made somewhere else, sealed off from the living space, and moved around the boat via ducted air (airtronic) or circulated hot water (hydronic). The exhaust goes safely outside.
Table of Contents
- Direct Heating Systems
- Crucial Safety: Through Ventilation is Vital
- Indirect Heating Systems
- Practical Maintenance: Your Annual Checklist
- Installation Pitfalls and Expert Tips
- Sizing Up Your Heater: What Yacht and Where You Sail
- Summing Up
- Frequently Asked Questions
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