A watermaker uses reverse osmosis technology to remove salt, minerals, and impurities, producing clean, drinkable water from seawater.

Routine maintenance is simple and essential to keeping your watermaker performing at its best. Pre-filters should be inspected and replaced as needed—typically every few weeks during regular use. The high-pressure pump oil should be changed every 500 hours. Membranes can last 3–5 years or more with proper care, including regular freshwater flushing and storage procedures. Always refer to your owner's manual for system-specific recommendations.

Yes! While watermakers are commonly used on boats, many models—including ours—are also well-suited for land-based use. They're ideal for island homes, off-grid properties, remote resorts, and emergency water supply. As long as there’s access to seawater and a reliable power source, our systems can deliver fresh, potable water—whether you’re at sea or on shore.