Schenker Zen 150 Watermaker - Basic Remote
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Schenker Zen 150 Watermaker - Basic Remote

$22,500.00 - $22,700.00
Zen 150 is the watermaker ideal for a crew of 8-10 people, in 50-60 feet sailboat or in 40-50 feet powerboat or catamaran. View full description

Zen 150 is the watermaker ideal for a crew of 8-10 people, in 50-60 feet sailboat or in 40-50 feet powerboat or catamaran. The capacity is 150 lit/h (39.6 Gal/h); consumption is 600 watt. 24 VDC or AC power supply.

  • Capacity: 150 lit/h | Gal/h 39.6
  • Power Supply: 24 VDC or AC
  • Consumption: 600 watt
  • Weight: 62 Kg - 136,69 Lb
  • Membranes: n° 2 4" x 21"

Kit includes:

  • Watermaker fitted with Energy Recovery System
  • Feed pump with filter
  • Active carbon filter with electrovalve
  • Net filter
  • Filters key
  • Non return valve
  • Fresh water hose (5 mt.)
  • Remote panel
  • Installation kit (assortment of fittings and screws)
  • Owner manual

Basic Version

  • Automatic pressure regulation
  • High pressure block
  • Low voltage block
BASIC PANEL FEATURES
  • Remote start/stop
  • Watermaker flushing
  • Timer

Datasheet Zen150

Brand:
Schenker

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