On board a cruise liner, the safety and quality of the potable water are problems of fundamental importance. It is all too easy to imagine what might happen on a cruise if the passengers were to suffer health problems due to the quality of the water supply. So the key-words on this topic are imperatives: safety, quality, reliability.
Whether the potable water is loaded into tanks during stops in ports, or produced on board using sea water desalination techniques, every tap on the ship must always supply water which meets potability criteria, duly disinfected and monitored continuously. In this specific, fundamental application, Culligan offers a range of solutions:

Culligan has acquired specific in-depth experience in all these technologies, and tens of cruise liners, owned by various shipping companies and built by various ship builders and flying flags from all over the world, reflect this. (Not forgetting the sizeable fleet of merchant vessels equipped with Culligan potable water treatment plants).
Plants are designed and constructed in line with the Regulations of the controlling Health Authorities, so the compulsory tests and analyses carried out in the various ports pose no difficulties. All Culligan treatment plants are approved by the USPHs (United States Public Health service).