Under the starboard cabin. In the 3 cabin version of the 440 there is a water tank there but they omitted it on our two cabin so there was a big void. Great thing about the seawater pro is that it’s modular so you can fit it into what ever space you have
Thanks for the video. Did you consider putting some rubber pads for the feet of the high pressure pump to minimize vibration noise? I think many others have found that helpful and seems to be an easy modification.
Very nice install. Looks awesome. I learned how important a water maker is sailing in BVI 6 times. Lagoon 52 F had a great one. They have a new 440 at Sailtime in Watergate. I have sailed her (Vesper) a few times. You have a wonderful boat and wow you have added a lot of cool mods. Cheers 🥂 George
Hello, I am considering Seawater Pro and I have few questions if you don't mind 1. How noisy in the system? Even under the bed, can you be in the room when the system is making water or is it too loud? 2. I would imagin the high pressure pump/motor generate heat. Yours is installed in a confined space. Is it vented? Do you have issues with heat? 3. I like your diverting valve setup. Where did you get the valve and mounting strips? Any chance for a link if it was online vendor? Thank you in advance!
We haven’t run it yet because the water quality here and we would have to re pickle the membrane. At 40 g/h the max run duration for us would be two hours, plus the gen set would be running which is co located in the back so noise is not a consideration. As for heat the volume of the cavity is plenty and there is an access port that will be open for ventilation
Cheers Dave..
Great job !! and great video .. my question is, where in boat the system installed?.. i can't identify the locations
Under the starboard cabin. In the 3 cabin version of the 440 there is a water tank there but they omitted it on our two cabin so there was a big void. Great thing about the seawater pro is that it’s modular so you can fit it into what ever space you have
Nice job on the video Dave. Im installing the same Seawater Pro system. Im wondering where you got the 3 way diverter valve?
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Could not see from your video, but I'm wondering if you left room under the pressure pump to drain the oil when you make the mandated changes.
I did, I also checked the filter height to make sure they could be replaced without removing the mounts.
Thanks for the video. Did you consider putting some rubber pads for the feet of the high pressure pump to minimize vibration noise? I think many others have found that helpful and seems to be an easy modification.
Yes I did, we had a small rubber mat under it
Very nice install. Looks awesome. I learned how important a water maker is sailing in BVI 6 times. Lagoon 52 F had a great one. They have a new 440 at Sailtime in Watergate. I have sailed her (Vesper) a few times. You have a wonderful boat and wow you have added a lot of cool mods. Cheers 🥂 George
@@gogeorge7 We have seen Vesper. More mods to come stay tuned
Hello, I am considering Seawater Pro and I have few questions if you don't mind
1. How noisy in the system? Even under the bed, can you be in the room when the system is making water or is it too loud?
2. I would imagin the high pressure pump/motor generate heat. Yours is installed in a confined space. Is it vented? Do you have issues with heat?
3. I like your diverting valve setup. Where did you get the valve and mounting strips? Any chance for a link if it was online vendor?
Thank you in advance!
We haven’t run it yet because the water quality here and we would have to re pickle the membrane. At 40 g/h the max run duration for us would be two hours, plus the gen set would be running which is co located in the back so noise is not a consideration. As for heat the volume of the cavity is plenty and there is an access port that will be open for ventilation
Saludos desde Dallas. ¿Cuántos PSI estás empujando?
En el manual se pide 800 psi.
Was that a new through-hull? Were you up on the hard for that install?
That space looks almost perfect for your water maker. Kudos.
We added a thru hole when we hauled out to redo the bottom that wasn’t done correctly the first time
I think your one way valve should be on the carbon filter side of the T.
I caught it in the end thx