Schenker watermakers are available in 4 models, Wiki, Zen, Smart and Modular.
All units are fitted with an Energy Recovery System, reducing to a minimum the electric consumption. Materials, manufacturing quality and reliability of all 3 models are equivalent, however their features and capacity are different so, which one is right to meet you needs?
Wiki, term of Hawaiian origin which means "fast, quick". An ideal name for a portable plug-and-play watermaker that can be activated in just a few minutes.
Embrace the freedom of portable drinking water with the compact, Italian-designed Wiki Desalination Unit. Say goodbye to bulky water containers and hello to a more convenient and sustainable solution. Lightweight and easy to use, the Wiki fits into a bag easily stowable in a locker, ensuring clean water wherever you go.
All components are integrated in the main manifolds and there are very few external components like fittings, pipe, valves.
These features make the Zen watermakers very compact, with a special ultra-flat design. Zen in fact is designed to fit into tight spaces and can be installed in every positions, horizontally as well as vertically. Not much bigger than a briefcase!
The Zen are fitted with new generation Energy Recovery Systems that reduce the electric consumption to a minimum.
Zen technology is patented.
PATENTS IT102018000010303 EP3653583-A EU Registered design No 005823747
Light, simple, efficient and affordable.
It is the ideal solution for those who prefer essential systems based on single membranes.
The naked design makes the inspection and maintenance of components very simple.
3 control options available.
Very compact units based on split membranes.
Large choice of output range ( up to 500 lit/h) to satisfy all needs.
3 control options available.
Whether you own a sail boat or a big yacht the questions you should ask first are:
The ideal watermaker should provide the daily fresh water demand of the boat in about 3-4 working hours. On his turn, the daily fresh water demand is based on the number of people onboard and the type of boat. The typical fresh water demand in a sailing boat if about 30-40 lit/day, whereas it is 50 -60 lit/h in a power boat or catamaran. For instance in a sailing boat with a crew of 5 people the estimated daily fresh water demand is 150-200 lit. The ideal watermaker capacity is 50-60 lit/h then.
All Schenker watermakers are fitted with an Energy Recovery System, and then the electric consumption is very low, either for DC or AC systems. The smaller units, for instance 30 and 50 lit/h are available DC only . The power required is so low that has no sense to consider an AC power. For bigger systems, from 60 to 150 lit/h, are available both DC and AC power supply. If the boat is not fitted with a generator, the choice will be DC, of course. In case a generator is available but used rarely , the DC will be the better choice as well, whereas AC is recommended in case the generator is used extensively. Even for AC system, the low consumption is great advantage as it allow to reduce the size or the load of the generator.
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