Solarmax Watermaker World 340GPD (1270LPD) Compact 12 Volt Marine Watermaker

• Extremely quiet
• Super High output Product Water
• Highest quality drinking water
• Compact with dual 21″ Membrane
• Auto Flush and Timed Re-Flush
• Remote Panel With gauges and Control Switches
• Can Operate In a Wider Range of Seawater Temperature and Salinity
• Easy to Maintain
• Very easy to install electrically and mechanically even for the DIY
• Super light weight
• Most energy efficient water maker to date, 10 D.C. amps at 12 Volts generates 10 Gallons Per Hour
• No proprietary consumables
• Military grade components utilizing Titanium components in critical areas allowing higher pressure resulting in higher output

Introducing the Solarmaax 200 GPD (gallons per day) / 720 LPD (liters per day) World 12 volt marine watermaker, designed specifically for boat and yacht owners who need to maximize space and efficiency without compromising on the quality of their water supply. This model is an exceptional choice for budget-conscious cruisers seeking both energy efficiency and high-volume output.

The Solarmaax is world renowned for its lightweight design, ease of installation and maintenance, and its durability and reliability. It features versatile diaphragm feed pumps that can be utilized either alone for enhanced efficiency or in tandem for greater water output. The entire system boasts an advanced hydraulic enhanced Clark Pump intensifier and energy recovery device, continually pushing the boundaries for watermaking efficiency.

Thanks to its remarkably low energy consumption, this watermaker can be operated using solar power, wind energy, or any high-output Electromaax marine alternator. Its enhanced Clark pump’s elongated cylinders ensure the quietest operation across the watermaker market. Complete with a full installation kit, handheld salinity sensor, automatic flushing system, and a product sample valve, this system is ready to deliver superior quality drinking water using 2 x 21” membranes, tailored to the needs of serious cruisers who prioritize minimal energy use and maximum output.