Room and Cabin Units

Halton TTAP TP1 is a first solid-state HVAC unit that uses semiconductor technology to provide cooling and heating by using only low voltage electricity. Therefore direct supply from solar panels is possible.

Cabin units in cruise ships, offshore platforms or substations are integral components of the ship’s HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system, designed specifically to manage and maintain the climate within each passenger and crew cabin. These units control the temperature, humidity, and air quality, ensuring a comfortable and healthy environment for occupants. They can be designed to cater to various cabin layouts and sizes, with the capability to adjust settings according to individual preferences.

NEW! Halton TTAP TP1 – Solid state HVAC unit

First solid-state HVAC unit that uses semiconductor technology to provide cooling and heating.

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HMM – Single duct cabin unit

For crew cabins, manual model. Halton HMM is a manually operated cabin unit for single duct applications.

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HMF – Single duct cabin unit

For passenger and crew cabins. Halton HMF is pressure independent (VAV/CAV) or pressure dependent (VAV) single duct cabin unit with intergrated reheater.

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HME – Single duct cabin unit

Halton HME can be used for air distribution and sound attenuation in various applications such as suites and pantries.

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HFRM – Multi-connection cabin unit

For suites and other larger spaces. Halton HFR/M is pressure independent or pressure dependent single duct cabin unit with 1-3 outlet connections for terminal units.

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