Water purification and desalination by HP Watermakers

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HP Watermakers designs and manufactures components and assembles desalination systems for seawater, and also plants for the marine water purification of water from marinas and ship tanks. Its automatic watermakers are fully automatic and interfaced with on-board plotters.
The offer is divided into 3 macro categories:

  • onboard water treatment systems for boarding;
  • seawater desalination systems;
  • systems for the sanitisation and purification of water distributed on board.

The company’s Water Package – which includes all the water treatment systems, from water loading to desalination and ending with distribution on board – provides the vessel with independence from the supply of water on board, avoiding the need to refill ashore, consuming diesel fuel for water refilling. Above all, it makes the yacht independent from the use of plastic or glass bottles on board, eliminating their consumption and promoting eco-friendly yacht solutions.

Details

The overall dimensions and weight of both the SCA and SCAD series are half those of machines of the same production on the market. Also, the introduction of the axial pumps and membranes 31540 and 31530, HP standard, has managed to reduce power consumption by half.

Although HP Watermakers’ products are installed in engine rooms, they have an attractive design with polished steel and carbon details that also enhance the technical rooms.

In addition, the company tends to price its fully automatic RP TRONIC machines so that the product-service price is highly competitive.

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