Marine Air Conditioning
YACHT TECHNICAL SERVICE
MARINE AIR-CONDITIONING REPAIR AND INSTALLATION
We accurately understand and address the heating, cooling, and water-related needs of our clients' yachts.
Whether you are cruising or docked at the marina, water is one of the most critical factors on a yacht. No one wants to run out of fresh water offshore. A compact, energy-efficient watermaker suited to your yacht can relieve you of a major burden.
Operating on 12V DC or 24V DC, this compact machine—with its small footprint, low energy consumption, and impressive fresh water output—can be the excellent solution for yacht owners.
Our technical team performs troubleshooting, repairs, and periodic maintenance for ice makers and refrigerators from brands such as Waeco, Frigonautica, Vitrifrigo, U-Line, Raritan, and Isotherm, either on-site or in our workshop.
Yacht air conditioning and freshwater systems—HVAC and watermakers—sit at the centre of comfort on long passages and hot Aegean summers. Weak cooling, high power draw, salt clogging or end-of-life membranes hurt both comfort and generator/electrical load. Sound Yachts in Yalıkavak Marina services and renews these systems around how you actually use the boat.
For air conditioning: capacity and airflow checks; seawater pump and strainer; refrigerant and leak tests; fan-coil and duct cleaning; electrical supply and protection. For watermakers: pre-filters, high-pressure pump, membrane performance (TDS), flush/storage procedure and product-water lines. Poor storage ages membranes early.
Service is due when airflow weakens, odours appear, units trip, noise rises, or watermaker output/TDS deteriorates. Season-start filter changes and correct winter storage extend life in Bodrum heat. Jeanneau, Contest, Saxdor and Bali installations differ in unit placement and seawater plumbing; authorised-service knowledge reduces wrong pumps and fittings.
Working inside the marina simplifies seawater-line tests and parts supply. HVAC upgrades can be planned with electrical capacity so inverter/battery banks match comfort loads. Quality means stable temperature, clean air, correct flow rates and documented service.
New installs or capacity increases weigh cabin count, insulation, time at anchor and power source. Quotes state assumptions clearly. Options range from a service visit to full renewal, always aiming at measurable comfort and reliable freshwater production.
HVAC sizing weighs more than BTU count: cabin insulation, glazing and Aegean anchoring patterns matter. An oversized unit short-cycles; an undersized one runs constantly. Blocked vents or poor return air are common reasons “the AC runs but does not cool,” so airflow paths are checked during survey.
Watermaker output drop is often pre-filter or membrane related, but the high-pressure pump, flow restrictor and product sensors belong in the same picture. Wrong diagnosis can force unnecessary membrane changes. Storage solution and flush habits are reviewed with owners because daily practice drives life.
Planning HVAC with electrical capacity and seawater cooling work improves efficiency. Sound Yachts aims for quiet, balanced, measurable comfort and reliable freshwater. Share brand/model and symptoms to request a clear service or renewal option.
Noise and vibration are part of comfort; poor mounts or loose ducts ruin cabin quiet. Service checks and improves those points when needed. If power draw is high, programming and fan speeds are reviewed against how you use the boat.
Odour or colour changes in product water trigger separate tank and filter checks—the membrane is not always the culprit. That split avoids unnecessary cost.
For a survey, material selection or written quotation, reach us via Contact or Request a quote. You can also find our Yalıkavak Marina base on Google Maps.