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COOLMAR MARINE REFRIGERATION
Marine Cold Rooms and Refrigeration for Vessel Food Storage
Coolmar provides seawater-condensed refrigeration and freezer solutions for marine cold rooms. ERBA Marine reviews the storage duty, room volume, target temperature, insulation, pull-down requirement, electrical supply, seawater conditions and installation space.
Final equipment selection depends on the cold-room construction, operating temperature, product load and vessel design conditions.
Cooler and freezer project solutions
Marine refrigeration equipment coordinated with the room, evaporator and vessel utilities.
Authorized GCC Dealer
Coolmar product selection and supply coordinated by ERBA Marine.
Project-Led Review
Loads, utilities, space and interfaces checked from verified data.
Newbuild & Retrofit
Support for planned projects, refits and replacement scopes.
Current Configuration
Specifications and warranty terms confirmed in quotation.
Authorized Coolmar dealer for the GCC
ERBA Marine manages regional product selection, technical clarification, quotation and supply for Coolmar marine HVAC and refrigeration equipment.
REFRIGERATION SCOPE
Define the room duty before selecting the equipment.
A complete enquiry should cover both the insulated room and the refrigeration interfaces.
Cooler Applications
Marine refrigeration for chilled food-storage spaces at the confirmed room temperature.
- Room volume and insulation
- Product load and door openings
- Ambient and seawater conditions
Freezer Applications
Lower-temperature marine storage requiring a confirmed design temperature and pull-down duty.
- Target holding temperature
- Product entry temperature and load
- Defrost and condensate arrangements
Replacement Equipment
Replacement condensing or evaporator equipment reviewed against the existing room and system.
- Existing make, model and refrigerant
- Capacity, dimensions and connections
- Reason for replacement
PUBLISHED FAMILY REFERENCES
MAR cooler and indoor-unit references
Coolmar publishes MAR cooler and crossflow indoor-unit codes. ERBA Marine confirms the current refrigeration duty, temperature range, condenser arrangement and room design before selection.
MAR cooler references
Published equipment codes for preliminary discussion.
- MAR-012, MAR-015 and MAR-018
- MAR-024 and MAR-036
- MAR-054 and MAR-072
Crossflow indoor references
Published indoor-unit codes associated with the cooler family.
- MAR 1218-I
- MAR 2436-I
- MAR 5472-I
Why capacities are confirmed
The legacy capacity table has a scale that requires current manufacturer validation.
- Room temperature and pull-down load
- Product load and door openings
- Current refrigerant and condensing duty
Selection note: Model references, nominal capacities and legacy drawings help identify the closest family. Final voltage, refrigerant, dimensions, controls, accessories and performance are confirmed from current Coolmar documentation before supply.
OFFICIAL COOLMAR VISUALS
Cold-room equipment and installation references
Official cooler, evaporator, component and technical images. The supplied refrigeration system follows the confirmed room load and project interfaces.
TECHNICAL DOWNLOADS
Brochures and data references
Download the official manufacturer material associated with this range. Where old and current documents differ, the written quotation and approved drawing govern.
Coolmar Marine Cold Room and Cooler Brochure
Official Coolmar technical reference. Use it for preliminary review; ERBA Marine confirms the current supplied configuration.
- Manufacturer document
- Model and installation reference
- Current details confirmed at quotation
Coolmar Marine HVAC Solutions Catalogue
Official Coolmar technical reference. Use it for preliminary review; ERBA Marine confirms the current supplied configuration.
- Manufacturer document
- Model and installation reference
- Current details confirmed at quotation
COLD-ROOM INPUTS
Room construction and operating pattern drive refrigeration load.
Storage volume alone does not define the duty. Insulation, target temperature, product movement, door openings and design climate all matter.
Room and product
Describe how the cold room will actually be used.
- Internal dimensions and insulation
- Chilled or frozen product type
- Daily load, entry temperature and access
Vessel interfaces
Confirm the utilities and machinery-space limitations.
- Voltage, phase and frequency
- Seawater temperature and circuit
- Ventilation, drainage and service access
TECHNICAL ENQUIRY CHECKLIST
What to send for a useful HVAC review.
Complete operating, load and interface information reduces unnecessary clarification and helps ERBA Marine prepare a more accurate technical and commercial response.
Vessel, spaces & duty
- Vessel type, operating region and project type
- Cooler or freezer duty
- Internal room dimensions and insulation
- Required holding and pull-down temperatures
- Stored product type and daily loading
- Product entry temperature and door-opening frequency
Utilities, interfaces & drawings
- Design ambient-air and seawater temperatures
- Available voltage, phase and frequency
- Seawater circuit and machinery-space ventilation
- Evaporator location, drainage and defrost needs
- Existing equipment details for replacement
- Room drawings, photographs and delivery date
PROJECT PROCESS
A clear route from HVAC enquiry to coordinated supply.
Marine HVAC selection benefits from documented loads, design conditions and interface checkpoints.
PROCESS
1. Send the project data
Share the vessel, spaces, duty, design conditions, utilities, drawings and required scope.
PROCESS
2. Clarify the interfaces
ERBA Marine identifies missing inputs and checks capacity, space, air, water and electrical interfaces.
PROCESS
3. Confirm the proposal
Configuration, current specifications, documentation, warranty terms, price and delivery are agreed.
PROCESS
4. Coordinate supply
ERBA Marine remains the customer-facing contact through the confirmed supply scope.
Important: Published ranges and examples are selection guidance. Final capacity, dimensions, voltage, refrigerant, materials, controls, documentation, warranty terms, price and delivery are confirmed only in ERBA Marine’s written quotation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Marine Cold Rooms and Refrigeration FAQs
Practical answers for selection, replacement and project planning.
Provide the room dimensions, insulation, target temperature, product type and load, product entry temperature, door-opening pattern, ambient and seawater conditions, power supply and vessel operating profile.
Cooler and freezer solutions can be reviewed. The equipment and evaporator arrangement depend on the required holding temperature, pull-down duty and defrost requirements.
Yes, subject to technical review. Send the existing model, capacity, refrigerant, dimensions, connections, room duty and clear photographs.
Yes. Seawater temperature, flow, pump and discharge arrangements affect the condenser and overall system selection.
Yes. Define whether the enquiry includes only refrigeration equipment or also room panels, doors, controls and supporting accessories so the scope can be confirmed.
PROJECT-SPECIFIC ENQUIRY
Request a Marine Cold Rooms and Refrigeration review from ERBA Marine.
Send the strongest available load, space, utility and interface information. ERBA Marine will review the requirement and identify missing data before quotation.
- Attach HVAC drawings, schedules and clear photographs.
- State design air and seawater conditions.
- Confirm voltage, phase, frequency and available space.
- Final scope is confirmed in writing before supply.
Send Cold-Room Data
Fields marked * are required. HVAC drawings, equipment schedules and photographs are strongly recommended.
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