BOB MILLER APPOINTED TO SPEARHEAD DELTA “T” COMPLETE HVAC

Bob Miller

Delta "T" Systems has announced the appointment of HVAC veteran Bob Miller to its staff. In his role as HVAC specialist of the new Delta "T" Complete vessel ventilation program, Miller's goal is to set a new benchmark of reliability in marine heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems and to spearhead the HVAC portion of the new Delta "T" Complete program. This comprehensive new program was formed to offer boatbuilders a one-stop shop for all of their vessels' ventilation requirements, including engine room ventilation, HVAC, galley and head ventilation and unmanned space ventilation.

Miller may be new to Delta "T" Systems, but he's no stranger to the world of marine ventilation. Beginning with nine years of submarine service in the US Navy, Miller's experience with HVAC systems runs the gamut, from engineering to servicing. This includes service provision for some of the largest marine contractors in the world, as well as a stint as crew engineer on a 127' auxiliary ketch. Most recently, Miller helped develop the AC and refrigeration shop at highly regarded Viking Yachts Service Center in Riviera Beach, Florida.

Bob Miller and the Delta "T" Complete team are set up to handle all of the ventilation needs onboard a vessel.

www.deltatsystems.com

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