SYSTEM INSTALLATION - Install Guide | SeaWater Pro Watermakers

A step-by-step guide to installing the SeaWater Pro watermaker system on your boat...
Check out our Boost Bump Assembly video here: • SeaWater Pro Watermake...
Download the User Manual here: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/059...
Chapters:
Fastening the membrane 0:35
Mounting the prefilter 0:55
Installing the high-pressure hose 1:26
Low-pressure gauge 3:05
Panel setup 5:00
Mounting the panel 7:18
Boost pump 7:37
Connecting the boost pump 8:57
Potentiometer 10:05
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[@Gbesase1]

It would be great to see a video on connecting the automatic timer as well as installing a diverter valve on or near the panel.

[@tstemen1047]

Gotta get a price and find someone to help install it now. Good video.

[@paulbriggs3072]

So the outside seawater enters the system where? It would be nice to show a flow diagram,

[@jonathancooksey138]

They also neglect to tell you that the panel will need a very specific housing, otherwise the hoses that go straight back and also to the side will not fit without a ton of extra room.

[@jonathancooksey138]

They use straight thread o ring fittings on tapered pipe thread holes into the membranes. But then again they skip that part of the install

[@jamesnguyen9033]

Please comment on why the booster pump MUST be connected directly to the strainer.

[@seawater1322]

having a long hose from the strainer to the pump can starve the pump of water, especially if the strainer is clogged, a long run between them reduces the flow even more.

[@moanatane1832]

Great explanation video appreciate it thank you.

[@jonathancooksey138]

They also fail to mention that the panel only has conections for the hot side. They fail use a large enough piece of plastic to actually be strong enough for the weight of the attached pieces. Get a unit from a different company

[@jonathancooksey138]

Don't buy this watermaker. Besides skipping many steps in both their manual and this video, the design of the remote panel is beyond atrocious and will end up costing you in a very frustrating install.