Schenker Zen 30 Watermaker - Mini Touch Panel
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Schenker Zen 30 Watermaker - Mini Touch Panel

$10,200.00
Zen 30 is the Schenker watermaker ideal for a crew of 1-4 people, in 30-40 feet sailboat or in 25-35 feet powerboat or catamaran. View full description

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Zen 30 is the Schenker watermaker ideal for a crew of 1-4 people, in 30-40 feet sailboat or in 25-35 feet powerboat or catamaran. The capacity is 30 lit/h (7.9 Gal/h); consumption is just 110 watt. Watermaker fitted with Energy Recovery System.

Included in kit:
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

Mini Touch Panel:

  • Remote start/stop
  • Timer
  • Automatic flushing
  • Intensive flushing
  • Periodic flushing
  • Hours counter
  • Automatic start up
  • Pressure meter
  • Panel Dimensions: 100x76mm

Data Sheet Zen30

Manual Zen30

Brand:
Schenker

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