Schenker launches Qube, the new “cube” watermaker that fits every boat
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Qube, the new proposal by Schenker Watermakers, arrives: a reverse osmosis watermaker designed to meet the needs of those looking for high performance and minimal footprint. After the great success of the Zen line, characterized by ultra-flat shapes and intelligent space management, the company now introduces Qube, with a “cube-shaped” geometry that is perfectly suited to setups where a compact solution is needed but different from the familiar ultra-flat ones.
Qube was created to be easily installed even where space requires a squared-off system: the streamlined, modern body combines functionality with current nautical style choices. The real highlight is the latest generation energy recovery system, which enables water production while maximizing efficiency and minimizing consumption. Thanks to direct battery power and the use of brushless motors, Qube maintains low noise levels, ensuring reliability and comfort on board at all times.
Qube – the 100 liter/hour “square” desalinator
Electronic control automatically modulates motor speed while keeping pressure constant-the result is ideal performance in all environmental conditions, regardless of salinity or voltage variations. Another distinguishing feature is water savings, with up to a 50 percent reduction in fresh water required for washing compared to conventional systems.
Schenker Watermakers’ new Qube range starts with two models:
- Qube 65, production of 65 liters/hour, power supply 12-24V, consumption 300 watts
- Qube 100, production of 100 liters/hour, power supply 12-24-230V, consumption 400 watts.
Schenker Watermakers’ new Qube will be presented at the Genoa Boat Show at booth TG15 Tech Trade Area – Upper Hall B – Accessories. For more information, visit schenker.co.uk.
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