A module for preventing barnacle formation in a marine air-conditioning system. The module comprises: i) a housing; ii) a source of irradiating light disposed in the housing, the irradiating light suitable for killing or stunning barnacle larvae; iii) a circuit assembly disposed in the housing and configured to receive electrical power from an external power supply and to provide electrical power to the source of irradiating light; and iv) a transparent window disposed in the housing to permit the irradiating light to pass therethrough. The housing is adapted to be coupled to a water filter supplying raw water to the marine air-conditioning system such that the irradiating light is transmitted into the raw water in the water filter.

A system for use with a Luxury Boat, when the Luxury Boat is in Temporary Dry Storage involves a sensor is configured to sense a trigger signal from a boat-based pump controller indicating that raw water is to be pumped to at least one Auxiliary System and send a signal to a second controller that will cause the second controller to start a pump, external to the Luxury Boat, pumping antifreeze from a reservoir to at least one Auxiliary System on the Luxury Boat in Temporary Dry Storage. An associated method is also disclosed. A system involving a a raw water collar that forms a seal against a hull of a Luxury Boat about a scoop strainer of the Luxury Boat through which raw water can be supplied when the Luxury Boat is in Temporary Dry Storage is also described.

A system for use with a Luxury Boat, when the Luxury Boat is in Temporary Dry Storage involves a sensor is configured to sense a trigger signal from a boat-based pump controller indicating that raw water is to be pumped to at least one Auxiliary System and send a signal to a second controller that will cause the second controller to start a pump, external to the Luxury Boat, pumping antifreeze from a reservoir to at least one Auxiliary System on the Luxury Boat in Temporary Dry Storage. An associated method is also disclosed. A system involving a a raw water collar that forms a seal against a hull of a Luxury Boat about a scoop strainer of the Luxury Boat through which raw water can be supplied when the Luxury Boat is in Temporary Dry Storage is also described.

A swivel gyro-mount system for a self-contained air conditioning system, disclosing a unit having a main body with an evaporator having an evaporator cover with an aperture bordered on a side opposite of the evaporator by a plurality of frustum-spherical wall sections, thereby creating a boundary. A frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring is positioned within the boundary of the frustum-spherical wall sections. A fitment ring is removably affixed to a protruding lip of the frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring. The frustum-spherical wall sections movably contain the frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring in a tight periphery, thereby allowing the frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring to adjust in orientation, whereby the adjustment in orientation influences a direction of airflow in a conical range of orientations to a blower, whereby said blower may expel air in a plurality of selectable directions in a range of angulation resembling a dual conical shape.

A swivel gyro-mount system for a self-contained air conditioning system, disclosing a unit having a main body with an evaporator having an evaporator cover with an aperture bordered on a side opposite of the evaporator by a plurality of frustum-spherical wall sections, thereby creating a boundary. A frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring is positioned within the boundary of the frustum-spherical wall sections. A fitment ring is removably affixed to a protruding lip of the frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring. The frustum-spherical wall sections movably contain the frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring in a tight periphery, thereby allowing the frustum-spherical gyro-swivel ring to adjust in orientation, whereby the adjustment in orientation influences a direction of airflow in a conical range of orientations to a blower, whereby said blower may expel air in a plurality of selectable directions in a range of angulation resembling a dual conical shape.

A module for preventing barnacle formation in a marine air-conditioning system. The module comprises: i) a housing; ii) a source of irradiating light disposed in the housing, the irradiating light suitable for killing or stunning barnacle larvae; iii) a circuit assembly disposed in the housing and configured to receive electrical power from an external power supply and to provide electrical power to the source of irradiating light; and iv) a transparent window disposed in the housing to permit the irradiating light to pass therethrough. The housing is adapted to be coupled to a water filter supplying raw water to the marine air-conditioning system such that the irradiating light is transmitted into the raw water in the water filter.

A module for preventing barnacle formation in a marine air-conditioning system. The module comprises: i) a housing; ii) a source of irradiating light disposed in the housing, the irradiating light suitable for killing or stunning barnacle larvae; iii) a circuit assembly disposed in the housing and configured to receive electrical power from an external power supply and to provide electrical power to the source of irradiating light; and iv) a transparent window disposed in the housing to permit the irradiating light to pass therethrough. The housing is adapted to be coupled to a water filter supplying raw water to the marine air-conditioning system such that the irradiating light is transmitted into the raw water in the water filter.

A vessel having an air circulation system allowing better exploitation of the spaces inside the vessel is provided. The flanks of the hull of the vessel are used for accommodating at least part of the components of the air circulation system to free up useful space on decks, in order to use it for other purposes. Porthole frames are used for making air ports for the ventilation and air conditioning system to simplify the design of the system and not to deteriorate the outer appearance of the hull.

Disclosed is a method and a device for thermally controlling a plurality of cabins of a vehicle from a mixing chamber supplied with air from at least one air supply device of which at least the temperature is controlled, each cabin being supplied with air by a supply conduit specific to this cabin. At least one cabin is supplied with air at a temperature adjusted by at least one individual exchanger associated with the supply conduit specific to this cabin, in which a second circuit is supplied with a heat transfer fluid from at least one heat transfer fluid thermal regulation loop of the vehicle. Also disclosed is a vehicle provided with at least one thermal control device.

The present disclosure relates to a pump system including a pump and a liquid detection sensor or a flow sensor for sensing liquid presence or liquid flow. The water pump system also includes a controller that interfaces with the liquid detection sensor or flow sensor and uses data from the liquid detection sensor or the flow sensor to prevent the pump from being damaged under a run-dry condition.