ROWPU SW5000 (5000GPD/19000LPD)
The AMPAC USA ROWPU SW5000 is a high-capacity military-grade sea water desalination system that converts seawater into fresh, potable water for naval operations, marine vessels, and other military applications. It produces 5000 gallons per day (19,000 liters per day), enough to support extended deployments without relying on land-based water sources.
- 5000 GPD / 19,000 LPD output for naval and marine platforms
- Horizontal one-piece frame optimized for compact shipboard installation
- Internally integrated high-pressure booster pump
- Engineered for exceptionally quiet operation
- Built to resist corrosion and perform reliably under varying sea conditions
Built for heavy-duty, continuous use, the SW5000-ML minimizes the need for constant monitoring so personnel can stay focused on critical missions while the system maintains a steady supply of clean drinking water. The horizontal one-piece frame and internal high-pressure booster pump simplify integration into compact locations common on ships and other marine platforms.
The system's ability to convert seawater into fresh water is vital for extended deployments, humanitarian aid missions, and any situation where land-based water sources are limited or compromised, enhancing operational independence and reducing logistical burden.
AMPAC USA builds the SW5000-ML with premium components and rigorous manufacturing standards so it delivers consistent performance and a long operational lifespan, even in the harshest conditions encountered at sea.
At AMPAC USA, we take pride in delivering not just industry-leading water purification solutions but also unmatched technical support to ensure seamless operation and customer satisfaction. Our dedicated support team comprises highly trained professionals who bring together deep engineering expertise and a commitment to exceptional service. Whether you require troubleshooting assistance, product guidance, installation support, or maintenance recommendations, our team is here to help.
How We Support You:
✔ Expert Consultation – Need help selecting the right reverse osmosis system, desalination unit, or water treatment solution? Our specialists will guide you based on your unique requirements.
✔ 24/7 Technical Assistance – We understand the urgency of water purification needs. Our support team is readily available to resolve issues and keep your operations running smoothly.
✔ Installation & Setup Guidance – Whether it’s a commercial, industrial, or residential system, we provide step-by-step assistance to ensure optimal installation and efficiency.
✔ Troubleshooting & Repairs – Facing operational issues? Our experts will diagnose problems quickly and recommend the best solutions, including spare parts, system optimizations, and repairs.
✔ Preventive Maintenance Support – Extend the lifespan of your equipment with routine maintenance guidelines and service schedules tailored to your system.
Phone: 909-548-4900 | Email: info@ampac1.com
Frequently Asked Questions
How much fresh water does the ROWPU SW5000-ML produce?
It produces 5000 gallons per day, equivalent to 19,000 liters per day, of potable water converted from seawater.
What kind of vessels or applications is the SW5000-ML designed for?
It's built for naval operations, marine vessels, and other military applications that need autonomous, self-sufficient water purification, including extended deployments and humanitarian aid missions.
Does the SW5000-ML need constant supervision to run?
No, it's engineered for heavy-duty continuous use that minimizes the need for constant monitoring, allowing personnel to focus on their mission.
How is the SW5000-ML built to handle marine conditions?
It's designed with resistance to corrosion and the ability to operate reliably under varying sea conditions, in addition to a horizontal one-piece frame suited to compact shipboard spaces.
Why does operational independence matter for this system?
By producing fresh water directly from the sea, the SW5000-ML reduces the logistical burden of resupplying from land-based sources, which is critical during extended deployments or when access to shore is limited.