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Installation photos

Real installs from Open Ocean owners and yards, for ideas on where everything can go.

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How owners have fitted their systems.

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12V boost pump fitted below the waterline.

Membrane fitted in the locker behind the settee back-rest cushions. Most of the locker is still free for storage.

240V two-membrane system, from one of our older series.

Three-membrane array mounted on a bulkhead.

Quencher seawater filter in an easy-to-reach locker below the galley sink.

AC boost pump.

High-output membrane mounted overhead in an engine room.

System tucked into a cockpit locker.

AC pump and motor in the engine room, just ahead of the engine bearers.

Seawater filters with the optional 20-micron pre-filter, fitted for easy access.

AC boost pump and high-pressure pump in the engine room.

Compact AC install tucked into a lazarette.

230 litre per hour system on the aft bulkhead of the engine compartment. Everything is within easy reach just inside the door.

A compact 240 litre per hour AC system.

Earlier 12V system: pump and motor, membrane, seawater filter and relay fitted in a settee locker.

Back of the control panels, with the optional tank selector valve.

Engine-drive high-pressure pump on a pivot bracket.

Seawater filters on a custom drip tray, with a drain to the bilge.

Typical panel wiring.

Sample water running into the cockpit sink from a discreet skin fitting in the sink wall.

Sample/tank valve in the locker under the galley sink. Sample water shares a faucet with the foot pump.

Sample/tank valve in the locker below the cockpit sink.

Sample/tank valve under the basin in the head.

Quencher sample/tank valve under the sink in a galley locker.

Control panels recessed neatly into a bulkhead, with the optional tank selector valve.

Control panel fitted in the companionway, next to the engine room.

Quencher control panel mounted on a bulkhead.

Control panel inside a cabin locker. Out of the way, but easy to reach.

Panel, sample/tank valve and membrane tucked into the holding-tank locker, mounted for easy removal.

Control panel fitted in a tackle locker on a Rivera.

Seawater filter and 12V control panel in a spare quarter berth. Easy to reach, yet out of the way.

Earlier 12V system, neatly fitted by the owner.

Installation detail.

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