Scout
A portable 12 V watermaker for smaller crews. Connect power and hoses, place the feed pump in the water and run.
10–20 L/h · approx. 18 kg
View Scout →Your boat. Your water demand.
Choose how you want to make water.
Start with daily litres, available run time and your battery system. Then choose the level of installation that suits you.
Nomad
A self-contained CAT Pumps system for larger crews. Plan stable placement, hose routing and handling.
40–80 L/h · 12/24 V · approx. 50 kg
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Modular
Prebuilt modules for a permanent installation. Mount the pump, filters and membrane where they fit your boat.
20–160 L/h · model dependent
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DIY kit
Build and assemble it yourself. Use your own compatible high-pressure pump or add a matched pack.
Core parts kit · pump optional
View DIY kit →Output varies with configuration, water temperature and salinity. Check power, mounting and service access before choosing.
Plan before you buy
A longer stay starts with the right setup.
Allow for drinking, cooking, washing and rinses. Divide your daily litres by the hours you want to run, then check your available power and space.
01 · Daily water use
Estimate the litres your crew needs each day.
02 · Battery and charging
Match voltage, current draw and runtime to your onboard system.
03 · Layout and access
Measure placement, hose routes and room for maintenance.