Survivor 35 LS Watermaker - Trotac Marine
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    • Survivor 35 LS Watermaker

    SKU:
    KAT8019948
    Survivor 35 LS Watermaker
    $4,624.95
    The most widely-used emergency desalinator. View full description

    This item and any accompanying items are for in-store pickup only.
    Separate orders or contact us at online@trotac.ca
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    The most widely-used emergency desalinator. This desalinator produces up to 4.5 liters per hour. That's enough water for multiple person liferafts.

    At only 3 kg / 7 lbs, it's light enough to carry aboard any vessel. With a capacity of 35gal / 132L of water a day, this water desalinator is designed for 7 - 20 people in emergency situations. It is constructed of durable materials for reliability and operates manually with no electricity required.

    This product is widely used by international military forces, voyagers, sea kayakers, and adventurers. It is also approved by the US Coast Guard.

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    Spectra Watermakers
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