Watermaker
Never run out of fresh water again with a watermaker. It transforms seawater into fresh water. Increasingly common on pleasure boats, this type of machine pumps and filters seawater. On average, for every 100 L of water drawn, a watermaker produces 10 L of fresh water for the crew. Desalinated water is generally used to supplement a genuine freshwater supply, and remains fit for consumption, whether for drinking or cooking. You'll find compact watermakers ideal for pleasure boating, as well as modular watermakers and special watermakers for long crossings with higher output at the best price at comptoir nautique.
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How does a watermaker work?Marine watermakers are very useful on pleasure boats, so you'll never run out of drinking water. A watermaker offers between 10% and 30% production, depending on the size of the product. A compact watermaker will produce less fresh water from the same volume of seawater than a large one. A marine watermaker pumps seawater through a fine network of pipes and filters. The water is then sent through a membrane under very high pressure, so that the water molecules pass through, but not the minerals and impurities - this is known as reverse osmosis. Desalination does, however, consume a lot of energy. You'll also find all our products, maintenance kits, accessories and watermakers at the best prices on comptoir nautique. Don't miss our on-board water department with bilge pumps, freshwater storage etc... |