Visit Blue Water Desalination at the Anacortes Boat & Yacht Show

Visit Blue Water Desalination at the Anacortes Boat & Yacht Show

Blue Water Desalination is pleased to be part of the 2025 Anacortes Boat & Yacht Show, taking place May 15–17 at Cap Sante Marina in Anacortes, Washington. This annual event brings together boating enthusiasts from across the country and showcases hundreds of vessels alongside the latest in marine technology and equipment.

Two of our authorized dealers will be representing Blue Water Desalination at the show:

  • NW Explorations – Tent 34
  • North Harbor Diesel & Yacht Service – Tent 44

Both dealers will be featuring our watermaker systems and can help answer your questions, walk you through installation options, and recommend the right system for your cruising lifestyle. Whether you’re planning extended offshore adventures or simply looking for greater comfort aboard, this is a great opportunity to learn more about reliable onboard freshwater solutions.

If you’re attending the show, make sure to stop by and see our systems up close.

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NW Explorations Logo

NW Explorations

Tent 34
North Harbor Diesel Logo

North Harbor Diesel & Yacht Service

Tent 44
Blue Water Desalination New Explorer XL Meets the Needs of Megayachts & Commercial Vessels

Blue Water Desalination New Explorer XL Meets the Needs of Megayachts & Commercial Vessels

New Explorer XL Meets the Needs of Megayachts & Commercial Vessels

Blue Water Desalination’s Largest System To Date is Capable of Producing Up to 6,200 Gallons (23,500 Liters) Per Day

Signal Hill, California (March 26,2025) – Blue Water Desalination is proud to announce a new level of watermaking capabilities achieved in our newest and largest desalination system yet: the Explorer XL.

The Blue Water Explorer XL series of watermakers offers semi-automatic operation in a wide range of capacities to meet the needs of large yachts, small cruise ships, and commercial vessels.

This robust system is built for reliability, making it an excellent choice for vessels that require consistent, high quality water production. “An advanced design ensures long-term performance with minimal upkeep, which makes it a strong value and investment for large vessels’ equipment,” explains Jim Santa, Blue Water Desalination’s Managing Director.

The open vertical frame increases access for service while minimizing its footprint within the vessel. The standard fresh water flush feature increases membrane life, while the optional media filter can extend service intervals between filter changes.

Key Highlights:

  • Semi-automatic operation
  • Simple LCD screen controller
  • Compact vertical design for easy service & maintenance
  • Fresh water flush system
  • High rejection membranes
  • Expandable to 6,200 gallons per day

Optional Equipment:

  • Remote control
  • Media filter
  • Radial axial pump
Explorer XL Left Slant

Available with a variety of voltage, pump and capacity options, the Explorer XL series can be configured to produce 150-260 gallons (570-980 liters) per hour.

This announcement demonstrates Blue Water Desalination’s ongoing commitment to innovation and growth in the marketplace. Not only has the company developed a full line of watermakers and purifiers specifically for the marine marketplace, they’ve built a comprehensive worldwide dealer network ensuring their customers are never far from expert sales, parts and service providers.

For more information please contact Blue Water Desalination on our website or call +1-562-426-2412.

New Multi-Function Display Capabilities  for Watermaker Monitoring & Operation

New Multi-Function Display Capabilities for Watermaker Monitoring & Operation

New Multi-Function Display Capabilities for Watermaker Monitoring & Operation

Blue Water Desalination’s Most Capable Watermaker Can Now Be Integrated Into Garmin & Raymarine Touchscreen Displays

Garmin & Raymarine

Water Desalination is excited to announce new capabilities for monitoring and controlling watermaker operations from the convenience of two of the world’s most popular digital helm systems.

Blue Water Desalination’s Legend series of fully automatic watermakers can now be monitored and controlled through both Garmin and Raymarine multi-function touchscreen displays. This integration is achieved by utilizing the Boening Chartplotter Gateway to control Legend watermakers through the Garmin OneHelm™ or Raymarine Lighthouse user interfaces.

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Boening is a leader in the ship automation field providing electronic engineering and networking solutions that make commercial and recreational vessels safer, smarter and more connected.

Users of this new interface are able to remotely monitor and control their new Legend watermaker without a separate wired remote. Through the yacht’s multi-function OneHelm™ or Lighthouse capable displays, users can start and stop producing fresh water from the convenience of the helm station. The custom-designed interface also allows users to monitor the system status including pressures, flows, product water quality and system warnings and faults.

The use of multi-function displays eliminate the need for a separate wired remote to the watermaker, reducing installation costs, as well as saving precious real estate on the helm console. The feature will be available on all Legend units produced in 2025 and moving forward.

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One of the company’s best-selling products, the Legend series is a fully automatic watermaker available in both compact and modular configurations capable of producing 475-1,850 gallons per day (1,800-7,000 liters per day).

“These new capabilities demonstrate our commitment to offering our customers the best watermaker systems that are easy to operate and maintain,” says Managing Director Jim Santa. Yacht owners and builders can expect further technology innovations to be rolled out to Blue Water Desalination products over the coming year.

Blue Water Desalination Introduces Voyager Series Watermakers

Blue Water Desalination Introduces Voyager Series Watermakers

Blue Water Desalination Introduces Voyager Series Watermakers

Voyager watermaker from Blue Water Desalination

Blue Water Desalination is excited to announce the launch of the new Voyager Series watermakers, designed to meet the needs of modern cruising yachts without the use of a generator or shore power. Designed from a blank slate for ease of use and maintenance, these watermakers are available in 12V, 24V, and 48V DC, making them perfect for yachts that rely solely on DC power while away from the dock.

The Voyager Series features fully automatic operation and a fresh water flush system, which simplifies operation and maintenance for owner/operators and charter fleet managers alike. Available in 400 GPD and 600 GPD capacities, the Voyager Series boasts a smooth and nearly silent dual piston energy recovery pump, delivering 16 to 25 gallons of pure water per hour. High rejection membranes and a product water carbon filter ensure reliable and high-quality water production.

This is not the first, or only, DC-powered product that Blue Water Desalination has offered, but is the first that has focused solely on catering to the needs of this segment of boat owners. The use of an Energy Recovery device results in a 40% to 50% reduction in amperage draw when compared to BWD’s traditional DC watermakers.

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“We are pleased to introduce the Voyager Series, which combines all of our latest and greatest technology and high volume water production into a user-friendly package for smaller cruising boats,” said Jim Santa, Managing Director of Blue Water Desalination.

As with all of the company’s watermaker products, the Voyager is available in both compact and modular options, providing plenty of versatility for custom configurations and installation spaces.