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Naval warships sailing in formation at sea during sunset.
Naval warships sailing in formation at sea during sunset.

ventilation solutions for naval and coast guard vessels

Safety, reliability and performance for defence, naval and coast guard applications




Halton delivers advanced HVAC, fire safety, and ventilation containment solutions engineered for the demanding and mission‑critical environments of naval vessels — from submarines, warships to auxiliary and special‑purpose fleets as well as coast guard vessels.

Why Halton for naval and coast guard vessels?

Proven expertise

30 year experience of naval projects, hundreds of naval and thousands of civilian vessels around the globe have Halton equipment installed.

Reliability when it is vital

We have tested our dampers during continuous product development process. Currently available dampers have been tested successfully up to 120 000 operational cycles (depending on the configuration).

Co-operation with the customer to create tailor made solutions

Customized solutions for naval requirements, project specific mounting, surface treatments and mechanical features based on customer requirements.

Support through the service life

Engineering, testing, documentation and spare part services available according to your needs.

Chef working under a stainless steel galley exhaust hood in a ship's kitchen with rising cooking steam.
Halton FDA fire and gas damper, a rectangular ducted damper unit with an actuator and yellow position indicator.

  • A0(A60) and H0(H120) classifications available
  • Shock‑ and vibration performance proven in various projects
  • Designed for high pressure up to 5000 Pa
  • Leakage performance up to EN1751 Class 3.
  • ATEX/IECEx‑certified products available as an option
  • A wide range of accessories available

Key Models: FDA, FDO, FDB2, FDH

  • Models for airflow adjustment as well as for total isolation
  • Shock‑ and vibration performance proven in various projects
  • Designed for high pressure up to 5000 Pa/10 000 Pa and rapid shut‑off (1 second as an option)
  • Leakage performance up to EN1751 Class 3. (Also available total isolation damper)
  • Available as ATEX/IECEx‑certified as an option
  • Key Models: UTA, UTG, UTP, UTK, UTT, BRD, BLD, CID-01, CID-02
Chef working under a stainless steel galley exhaust hood in a ship's kitchen with rising cooking steam.
Halton UTA gastight shut-off damper for marine ductwork.
Chef working under a stainless steel galley exhaust hood in a ship's kitchen with rising cooking steam.
Halton BDH blast protection damper with a reinforced grille face.
  • Protection against both overpressure and suction phases of a blast
  • Independently tested and widely certified to meet rigorous marine and defence requirements
  • Fully mechanical, low‑maintenance design optimized for continuous, mission‑ready reliability
  • Marine‑grade 1.4404 stainless steel for corrosion resistance in saltwater environments
  • Proven track record of deliveries across offshore, industrial, and defense applications
  • Key Models: BDH, BLD‑01 & BLD‑02
  • High‑efficiency water and mist separation
  • Additional filter elements available for special purity requirements
  • Heated models for icing conditions
  • Key Models: DSH, DSA, USM
Chef working under a stainless steel galley exhaust hood in a ship's kitchen with rising cooking steam.
Halton DSA droplet separator with heating, showing its finned separator panel.
Chef working under a stainless steel galley exhaust hood in a ship's kitchen with rising cooking steam.
Halton HMF single duct cabin unit with a circular duct connection.
  • Pressure independent B-15 rated terminal device for cabin ventilation
  • Silent operation with excellent sound attenuation, ideal for crew rest areas
  • High indoor air quality based on 100% fresh air, stable airflow and good airflow distribution
  • Key Models: HMF, HME, HMM
  • Water‑wash and Capture Jet™ hoods
  • UV‑light grease filtration and M.A.R.V.E.L. demand‑based ventilation
  • Turnkey services: design, mock‑ups, commissioning, and lifecycle maintenance available
  • Key Models: KW3, KWH, KFM, KVM
Chef working under a stainless steel galley exhaust hood in a ship's kitchen with rising cooking steam.
Halton KW3 galley water wash hood with an integrated control panel.

Use cases

Modern naval frigate cutting through open water at high speed.
Traffic speeding through a modern tunnel in Lyon, France.

Surface combatants

Naval submarine sailing on the surface of the open ocean.
Underground metro tunnel. An engineer is staring at the level of rails looking towards the end of line.

Submarines

Naval support and replenishment ship underway at sea.
Belt conveyor in an underground tunnel. Transportation of ore to the surface.

Auxiliary & support vessels

Coast guard patrol vessel underway at sea.
Belt conveyor in an underground tunnel. Transportation of ore to the surface.

Patrol vessels & Coast guard fleets

References

See Our Solutions in Action

Discover how Halton’s technologies improve indoor environments around the world — from energy-efficient kitchens to clean air in healthcare and marine projects.

Over 200 naval vessels globally. Multi-year naval programs across Europe, Americas, the Middle East, Asia and Australia.

Over 200 naval vessels globally. Multi-year naval programs across Europe, Americas, the Middle East, Asia and Australia.

Frequently asked questions

Is it possible to get the dampers in sizes larger than 1200×1600?
Standard junction boxes are polycarbonate, is there metallic material option?
Our project has shock testing requirements, does Halton have experience with anything like this?
Do your dampers always have silicon seals?

Testing and certifications

Ready to optimize your ventilation for naval vessels?

Partner with Halton for proven ventilation solutions for naval vessels. Contact:

Sean Grigsby

Director of Sales Americas, Halton MEI

James Parr

James Parr

Sales Team Manager, Ships, Offshore Energy, Heavy Industry

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