With Veco systems you manage air conditioning and refrigeration from a single interface
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When it comes to cruising, certain amenities (once considered optional) are now considered virtually indispensable aboard every boat. We are talking, for example, about the air conditioning and refrigerator, two systems that several shipyards offer as part of the basic outfitting package on many new boats, and that many owners request when a refit is underway. With Veco you can have a single point of contact and install top systems on your boat, both for air conditioning and refrigeration.
Established more than 50 years ago, in 1971, Veco is the new identity that encompasses the historic Climma and Frigoboat brands under one name. But what are the products it offers and their strengths? Among the strengths are definitely:
- Installations that take up little space on board: have minimal dimensions
- Engineered systems with innovative technologies to be lightweight
- Custom installations and solutions designed according to the boat
- Top-notch customer service ready to step in when needed
Air conditioning
Boatair conditioning is no longer a luxury for the few; on the contrary, it is an increasingly popular system even on smaller boats. Veco (under the Climma brand) offers solutions for cooling (or heating) indoor and outdoor spaces, from stand-alone air conditioners to atomizers. The brand also provides ventilation systems for kitchens or technical compartments and true centralized air conditioning systems that can handle all sides of comfort on board. Every boat is different and needs a tailored solution to have an efficient air conditioning system, which can be installed with Veco products.
Veco – Refrigeration
The Veco catalog offers so many possibilities for refrigeration systems (formerly known as Frigoboat) to be installed on board. They range from simple 12-24V refrigerators to freezers and wine cellars to cold rooms suitable for those who need to keep large quantities of food or drinks at the right temperature. And of course there are the ice machines! Every need can be studied together with Veco’s technicians to create a solution that fits each boat, even using cramped spaces that would not otherwise be usable.
VecoHub
VecoHub is the system the company has developed to integrate and control all of its on-board systems (air conditioning and refrigeration) easily and intuitively through a single interface. You can thus manage all Veco systems from one device, whether it is the 10″ vTouch touchscreen, your MFD/chartplotter, or your tablet/smartphone.
Custom interfaces can be created that differ from user to user, leaving only administrator users to manage all facilities, while basic users and guests can have dedicated access to individual booths.
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