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HP Watermakers for Gulf Craft

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Back in 1999, the Dubai Boat Show was the opportunity for HP Watermakers to establish a collaboration with UAE’s Gulf Craft – a relationship that continues to grow.

Majesty 100 and Nomad 95 SUV are the shipyard’s latest yachts to be equipped with HP Watermakers’ SCD 260 RP Tronic automatic desalinators, but there’s more: six Majesty 100s are currently under construction and all will be equipped with HP Watermakers machines.

HP Watermakers automatic desalinators are fully compatible with Raymarine, Garmin, Furuno, Simrad, B&G and Lowrance on-board electronic systems. Part-NET 1.0 and 2.0 software manages the entire desalination system from the plotter, or even from a smartphone when Internet connection is available, without the need for manual intervention.

HP Watermakers manufactures a wide range of manual, semi-automatic and fully automatic watermakers able to produce desalinated water from 35 up to 10000lt/h.

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