Autoterm LLC, headquartered in Riga, Latvia, entered the market in 2012. Since its inception, the manufacturer has focused on independent diesel heating technology for both air and liquid heating. Their systems are recognized for their durability in marine environments, where managing humidity and temperature remains essential for vessel maintenance and occupant comfort. The brand architecture relies on two core product lines: the Air series for interior heating and the Flow series for engine preheating or radiator-based water systems. By utilizing diesel as a primary fuel source, Autoterm heaters integrate with the vessel's existing fuel supply, a practical choice for long-range cruisers. Their marine-specific kits incorporate corrosion-resistant stainless steel for exhaust and mounting components to withstand the saline environment. Choosing Autoterm often involves selecting between air-based systems for cabin comfort or liquid-based systems for thermal management. The integration of digital interfaces, such as the Comfort Control panel, allows you to manage heating cycles directly. These systems suit boat owners seeking a dedicated heating solution that functions independently of electrical grid reliance.
Engineered thermal management for the marine environment
The technical approach of Autoterm prioritizes straightforward operation and maintenance, which is critical when you are away from service centers. Their equipment focuses on fuel efficiency and consistent heat output regardless of ambient temperatures. Air Series (2D, 4D, 9D) units provide forced-air heating for various vessel sizes. Flow Series (5D, 14D) liquid heaters interface with heat exchangers or water-based radiator circuits for engine pre-heating and cabin warmth. Systems are compatible with PU-27, PU-28, and Comfort Control panels, enabling precise adjustment of thermal setpoints. Marine kits feature stainless steel components for secure, corrosion-resistant installation of exhaust and air ducting.
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