Drinking Water Systems for Ships

Ideal for:

• Cargo vessels
• Offshore platforms
• Ferries & passenger ships
• Private yachts and research vessels

Whether you're looking for a marine reverse osmosis drinking water system or a compact water filtration solution for vessels, the C100 and T100 units provide a fully integrated and low-maintenance setup that fits seamlessly into existing maritime infrastructure.

Key Features of the C100 & T100 Systems

• Filtration: Reverse Osmosis + UV + Mineral Remineralization
• Water Output: Hot, cold, and ambient water
• Build Quality: Marine-grade stainless steel, compact and corrosion-resistant
• Installation: Plug-and-play setup, suitable for limited onboard space
• Support: Remote technical assistance via Microsoft Teams
• Sustainability Impact: Significantly reduces plastic bottle usage on ships
• Options: Rental, purchase, and trial programs available

Built for Maritime Environments

These systems are more than just water purifiers for ships; they are tailored to the operational demands of maritime life. Whether you're managing a large commercial fleet or overseeing operations on a single vessel, C100 and T100 can serve as your primary shipboard hydration system with:

• Continuous, reliable access to clean water
• Minimal maintenance and operating cost
• Enhanced taste and safety via mineral cartridges and UV sterilization
• Compatibility with vessel plumbing infrastructure

Reduce Plastic Waste at Sea

Every year, thousands of vessels rely on bottled water for their crews; resulting in significant plastic waste in maritime operations. By switching to onboard systems like C100 and T100, shipowners and operators can:

• Reduce logistical overhead
• Eliminate single-use plastics
• Contribute to cleaner oceans and ports

These are not just eco-friendly ship water systems; they are part of a broader strategy for sustainable maritime operations.

Use Cases and Applications

The C100 and T100 systems are engineered to meet onboard drinking water needs across a wide range of vessel types. They stand out in the following scenarios:

• Maritime operators seeking a reverse osmosis-based drinking water solution
• Environmentally conscious companies aiming to reduce plastic waste on ships
• Technical managers in need of a compact, durable, and low-maintenance system
• Fleet operators looking to minimize logistical costs on long voyages
• Offshore projects requiring a reliable source of potable water in remote locations

From commercial ships to private yachts, these systems are designed for versatile deployment. They align with the modern expectations of the maritime industry—both in terms of technical integration and environmental responsibility.