
Heating is provided by low-temperature radiant panels, discreet because they are thin, and fixed to the ceilings.
Hot water is produced on demand by two 10-litre water heaters, one in the bathroom, the other in the galley. The advantages are numerous compared to a traditional water heater, in particular an economical use of the heating energy requested only on demand, and a substantial saving of water due to the proximity of the heaters to the taps.
In a traditional ship, hot water is only available when sailing with the start of the combustion engine, a deplorable carbon footprint and efficiency.