Marine Air A\C Model E16FB/D

[ajh]

I currently have three of these systems on my 1989 Californian (built by Carver). All are split systems. Has anyone replaced/ungraded these that would retain the split system setup or gone to the new self-contained concept? if so, is this a costly project? What units (in either case) were purchased?

Thanks in advance!!

[g36]

Imo As far as a diy project self contained units would be a easy install if you have the room in the hvac compartment. With probably some electric , water lines needing to be rerouted. You can do away with the refrigerate lines that the split system has and maybe less chance of some leaks at joints on the run. Theres lots of options on manufacturer's and cheaper too.

[paulr]

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