Boat Cabin Fans & Dehumidifiers
-
Caframo®4.8" x 10" x 10" 110 V Aluminum Dehumidifier (9406CAABX)4.8" x 10" x 10" 110 V Aluminum Dehumidifier by Caframo®. The Caframo Marine line of products has been developed to improve your personal boating environment, allowing you to feel a breeze on the calmest day. Caframo unrivalled line...Draws less than 75 wattsEasy to install$95.96 - Davis Instruments®Air-Dryr 1000 Dehumidifier (1458)Air-Dryr 1000 Dehumidifier by Davis Instruments®. Mildew is a problem in any wet or damp environment. Removing moisture from the air can help protect important equipment and supplies in small spaces. The Air-Dryr 1000, unlike a typical...Built for maximum strength and enduranceExpertly crafted from the highest grade materials$79.55
- Davis Instruments®Air-Dryr 500 Dehumidifier (1459)Air-Dryr 500 Dehumidifier by Davis Instruments®. Mildew is a problem in any wet or damp environment. Removing moisture from the air can help protect important equipment and supplies in small spaces. The Air-Dryr 500, unlike a typical...Built for maximum strength and enduranceExpertly crafted from the highest grade materials$60.60
A fan is an old, tried-and-tested solution to improve ventilation and create a light breeze in a room, cabin, or other places. Meanwhile, the fans used on boats have to meet certain requirements making them more effective and safe. Besides making it possible to change the power of output flow, such fans have to be compatible with the vessel's voltage and, in most cases, reliably secured to stay in place in rough seas. On our digital shelves, you can find plenty of ergonomic and practical models working with different voltages and using screw-on, clamp-on, or freestanding mounting.
Apart from that, most of them boast quiet operation, low energy consumption, and durable construction. Another crucial parameter influencing the climate in a cabin is humidity. On the water, it can be quite high, which could be harmful to fabrics, electronics, or various interior parts and result in bad odors and mildew. A humidity level can be lowered with the help of an air conditioner or dehumidifier. Fitted with an inner fan and a small heating component, a dehumidifier typically has lower energy consumption than the A/C system and can be a better solution for a winterized or closed-up boat.
