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AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING
SYSTEM
(OPTIONAL)
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The factory installed Air Conditioning/
Heating System in your 352 MY is pur-
chased as an option from your Silverton
dealer. The purpose of this system is to
maintain a comfortable cabin temperature
and humidity level, regardless of ambient
temperature and humidity. Each air condi-
tioning/heating unit in your 352 MY, which
operates on the A/C electrical system, is
self-contained and manufactured by Marine
Air Systems. The system is then installed
at the Silverton factory according to the
specifi c option plan you chose at the time of
the purchase of your 352 MY . The two (2)
Air Conditioning/Heating System option
plans are described as follows:
23,000 BTU Total Capacity
This system utilizes two (2) self-contained
air conditioning units. The Forward Unit,
having a capacity of 16,000 BTU’s, is lo-
cated under the cabinet in the galley and
cools/heats the forward cabin, forward
head, galley and the salon. The Aft Unit,
rated at 7,000 BTU’s, is located under the
aft cabin bunk and cools/heats the aft cabin
and aft head.
25,000 BTU Total Capacity
This system utilizes two (2) self-contained
air conditioning units. The Forward Unit,
having a capacity of 16,000 BTU’s, is lo-
cated under the cabinet in the galley and
cools/heats the galley and salon. The Aft
Unit, having a capacity of 9,000 BTU’s, is
located under the aft cabin entry steps and
cools/heats the aft cabin and aft head.
Each air conditioning unit is controlled by
an independent thermostatic control panel
(“Passport Control”), which is located within
the respective cooling/heating zones. The
desired zone temperature is manually set
on the “Passport Control” and the air condi-
tioning unit is activated to supply cooling or
heating as required to constantly maintain
the temperature selected.
Each air conditioning unit will operate in a
“Dehumidifi cation” mode upon demand
and is controlled by the “Passport Control”.
Refer to the Marine Air Systems Operation
and Maintenance Manual for a complete
description and instruction in the operation
of this mode.
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