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Caframo cabin fans keep Aquila owners cool on board

by Caframo Marine 29 Jan 2019 04:26 PST
Caframo cabin fans © Caframo

Sino Eagle Yacht, builder and owner of Aquila Power Catamarans, is among the growing number of boat builders installing Caframo® cabin fans to help keep their owners cool on board.

The team at Aquila says that Caframo fans are a popular item selected by their dealers and customers because they appreciate the quiet and efficient comfort provided by Caframo's best-selling Sirocco II cabin fan. The Aquila 44 offers the Sirocco II fan in each of the yachts cabins. "Approximately 98% of the orders we receive from our dealers and customers select the Sirocco II fan to be installed in either our Aquila 44 or Aquila 48 models".

Available in white and black, the 3-speed Caframo Sirocco II Cabin Fan with 12-24 volt auto-sensing capability has a foldaway gimbal mechanism that directs its output in any direction swiveling up to 360 degrees and permits it to fold flat against the bulkhead when not in use. Four battery-saving settings allow the fan timer to be set for three, six, nine or 12 hours.

For more information about Aquila power catamarans, visit the Aquila website.

For more information about the Caframo Sirocco II Cabin Fan and other Caframo products, visit the Caframo website.

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