Beneteau Flyer 32' with Mabru 12V Marine Air Conditioner. NO GENERATOR NEEDED!!!!

[@1225100353]

*This unit works like a charm. Keeps my rv 21 x 41 very **Fastly.Cool** . I recommend to anyone that wants to keep a rv cold without having to turn on the main a/c.*

[@joemugavero8992]

How would you recommend keeping this charged for multiple days at sea without a generator, and how long would it take?

[@AtSeawithAri]

You would be able to charge your batteries using your alternators, so if you're hopping from anchorage to anchorage you would recharge your batteries. If in port, you could connect to shore power.

[@craigmonteforte1478]

Big game changer for Boaters in general Your system would allow a boat owner to run Airconditioning. Off a small generator / inverter like a Honda E1000 which is way less money than most marine generators where are your AirConditioners going to be sold at

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

Our air conditioners are available on www.mabrustore.com or though one of our resellers.

[@nobody46820]

New subscriber here!🙂👋🏻

[@poyorudo]

How long can you run the AC with that battery? Thanks!

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

Runtime for the 7,000BTU DC unit on this vessel with our 250AH lithium battery is 8 hrs

[@preets3866]

@@MabruPowerSystemsINC how much it cost just ac and battery

[@sailingaroundtheworld1427]

How many Amp Hours are these lithium batteries and how long does it take to recharge them with shore power ?

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

This battery is 250Ah and it would charge in about 7.5 hrs on shore power with the AC off. It can be charged faster if needed, as quickly as 2 hrs if we swap the charger for a more powerful version.

[@willyum1208]

@@MabruPowerSystemsINC is there an advantage to having a 12V AC over a 120V AC besides saving on an inverter, which most boats will have anyway?

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

@@willyum1208 our 12v units are significantly more efficient than their 115v counterparts so less battery needed to run for the same amount of time and far less alternator current needed to run them

[@solosailorsv8065]

"Efficient"; So it runs at 31.25 amps at 12v (250ahr/8hrs) Does that include the raw water pump? Seems like a 400w load, which means the charging system needs to put out 350 amps to recharge in 2hrs on engine time... 3 times a day

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

@@solosailorsv8065 31.25A is the compressor running at full speed, blower at full speed, and pump running. This particular setup was designed to give our customer the ability to use the boat for a day out on the water, while using a microwave, stereo system, outlets, cooktop, etc as needed without needing to run a generator. If we’re were making a setup for a different need, the setup would need to be modified with some solar or some other source of incoming power. If only the air con is working, you will get 16hrs out of this setup minimum. The customer with this installation has been extremely happy with the setup as it does everything he wanted but different customers have different needs so we can modify the setup based on our customer’s requirements.

[@jasonjohnson651]

How many amps will this unit approximately use? In a 24 hour period?

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

This unit, running at full speed, will draw approx. 700A during a 24hr period

[@rioshound1668]

I'm interested! My boat is a 15 metre inland cruiser that I'll be living aboard in the south of France but July and August are very hot, what do you recommend?

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

A bit more information regarding the vessel would be very helpful in determining this. You can respond here with the make, year, and model of your vessel or you can email us at [e-mail]

[@kelvincruz3889]

What’s the pump for?

[@hmallett]

For pumping seawater to the AC unit.

[@jejoko]

Price?

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

Price can vary based on existing equipment and installation complications. To get an accurate quote your best bet would be to reach out to us by email at [e-mail]

[@maxx9384]

Is that water seriously splashing out on the side the whole time the unit is operating? Your neighbors in the marina will hate you for that! I once had a guy next to me, drove me crazy. That line should discharge under water to avoid the noise, or not?

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

This is the standard way that we do this in the US for a better visualization that the pump is functioning properly. Many europeans do underwater discharge but this can become clogged with barnacles over time which adds an additional maintenance item and a bit more difficulty for the end user to confirm water flow. I would never have an underwater discharge on my boat but to each their own.

[@evresort]

how far above the waterline do you normally put the discharge through hull? also is their a limit on the distance from the unit to discharge location? thanks @@MabruPowerSystemsINC

[@nicolasmabru]

We try to have the water discharge no more than 12" above the waterline to prevent excessive noise from the water splashing into the ocean. We try to have the discharge as close to the unit as possible but it can be placed further from the unit if needed.@@evresort

[@jaybdvm]

These are 12 V units. NO INVERTER NEEDED

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

That is exactly right! We do have some installations where we install an inverter to run other appliances but an inverter is not required for the AC to function

[@nasseral-momen1463]

Is the blower motor 12v ? If so where can I find them

[@patrickreardon2039]

I called your main line. Customer service says you won't sell to Canada, even through a freight forwarder. Extremely disappointing and I don't quite understand the logic behind it.

[@MabruPowerSystemsINC]

Patrick, who did you speak with? Reach out to us at [e-mail]. We will be more than happy to assist you.

[@sosume5]

Video is too dark and too long.