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Salinity Water Quality Monitor

90-0081

$2,507.50

Parker Aqua Pro Pump Oil 85-0050 - 1 Quart - For Use With All Watermakers

85-0050

In Stock: 8

$37.00

Parker Racor / Village Marine Hi-Pressure Pump Manifold Routine Service Kits (Select Model)

VMT-70-6181

$163.20

PARKER / VILLAGE MARINE Pressure Gauge for VMT & OML Watermakers

VMT-40-0301

$177.65

Village Marine Tec Membrane Cleaning Kit, 85-0102

VMT-85-0102

In Stock: 6

$74.37

Commercial Pre-Filter Assembly 32.5 SQ FT

B109120002

$623.90

Oil Water Separator Assembly 32.5 SQ FT

B111800004

$640.00

Plankton Filter Assembly - HRO Watermaker Parts

B008800001

$422.45

Multi Media Filter Assembly

B071080002

$2,856.00

Fresh Water Flush Assembly - HRO Watermaker Parts

B598000008

$1,011.50

Remote Control Assembly - H611000004

H611000004

$508.30

HRO Watermaker EZ Start

B596800015

$1,989.00

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Got a question on watermakers for your boat? See answers to commonly asked questions below. Anything not covered here? Feel free to contact us here or chat with us below.

How do I know what's the right size watermaker for my boat?

A good rule of thumb is to choose a system that can meet your 24-hour freshwater needs within 3 to 5 hours of run time. For instance, a typical cruiser needs about 5 to 10 gallons per person per day.

Is the water produced by a watermaker safe to drink?

Yes. When properly operated and maintained, marine watermakers use the process of reverse osmosis to remove up to 99% of salts, bacteria and viruses, making the water completely safe for drinking and cooking.

How long do RO membranes last? How often should I change them?

With proper maintenance and saltwater flushing, your RO membranes should last you 5 to 7 years. Pre-filters (the first line of defense against sediment) generally need to be replaced every 2 to 6 months, or after approximately 100–150 hours of use. You could find RO membranes and Pre-filters from all the major watermaker manufacturers, here: Watermaker Parts, Accessories & Consumables

What regular maintenance will my watermaker need?

If your system will be inactive for more than a few days, a freshwater flush will be necessary to remove salt buildup and biological growth. For longer term storage (month+) you must "pickle" the system by circulating a preservative or biocide solution through the membranes to keep them from drying out or rotting.

What is the difference between AC and DC powered models?

AC-powered watermakers run on 110V/220V, offering higher water production (50+ GPD) but require a generator, while DC-powered models operate on 12/24V, which is perfect for smaller boats using solar or battery power. AC units are better for high-capacity needs and larger, generator-equipped vessels, while DC units are more efficient for low-demand, quiet operation.

Can I run my watermaker in a marina or harbor?

It is generally not recommended, because harbors and marinas often contain oil, fuel, silt, and high levels of biological matter that can quickly clog or permanently damage your RO membranes.

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