Designed to cool 800 cubic feet.
Unit Measures: L-16" W-11.5" H-11.5"
(Left and Top Discharge, add 1" in length)

This unit, the smallest 9,000 BTU unit on the market, is available in right, left or top discharge in Cool Only, Cool/Reverse Cycle Heat, or Cool/Electric Heat configurations.  We use 4” and 6” ducting and recommend a minimum of 3, 4” round supply grills with this installation. The M9 is our newest addition to our product line. It is almost the same size as the M6 unit. In order to keep the smallest footprint on the market, we utilized the same stainless steel base as the Model M6 - 6500BTU.  The electric heat option generates only 5,640 BTU of heat. Electric heat option is not available in 220/240 Volt configurations.

Running amperage:  Cool = 7 amps, E/H = 17.5 amps, R/C = 8 amps.  Add one amp for the standard seawater pump.   Start up amperage is calculated by running amperage multiplied by 1.8.

On average, This unit is designed to cool cruisers up to 30' and sailboats up to 32'.

Right Discharge Shown.

M-9C Cool only:  List - $1,230.00   Our Price - $1,145.
M-9CEH Electric Heat:  List - $1,320.00   Our Price - $1,245.
M-9CHP Reverse Cycle:  List - $ 1,395.00   Our Price - $1,295.

*Above models include a programmable digital thermostat.
** Water pump sold seperately. 
 
A complete installation kit including Footscoop, seacock, water strainer, dual ducting kit, and electrical connection kit is an additional $253.55
The Inverter kit and batteries are optional.

This unit is available in right, left or top discharge. The unit produces 12,000 BTU in cool mode, only 5,640 BTU in electric heat mode and 14,000 BTU in reverse cycle heat mode. We recommend at least 3 discharges for this unit. One 8” x 6” grill should be within 6 feet of the unit and at least two other discharges need to be at least the 4” round supply vents. As always, more is better, these are the minimums. Electric heat option is not available in 220 Volt configurations.

Running amperage:  Cool = 9.4 amps, E/H = 17.5 amps R/C = 11.4 amps.  Add one amp for the standard seawater pump.   Start up amperage is calculated by running amperage multiplied by 1.8.

On average, This unit is designed to cool cruisers up to 32' and sailboats up to 34'.

Top Discharge Shown.