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Spare parts for seawater desalination plants in the Caribbean

Many Caribbean islands get most of their drinking water from seawater reverse osmosis. We supply genuine spare parts to utilities, plant operators and resorts across the region: pressure exchangers, membranes, pressure vessel parts and high-pressure pump kits.

Updated: October 2026

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The installed base

PlantCapacityWho runs it
Point Lisas, Trinidad (2002)40 million imperial gallons/day, about 182,000 m³/dayDesalcott, for the Water and Sewerage Authority
Point Fortin, Trinidad25,379 m³/day (6.7 MGD)Seven Seas Water, for the Water and Sewerage Authority
Aruba48,000 m³/day of SWRO installedWEB Aruba
Sint Maarten: Cay Bay, Cupecoy, Pointe Blanche23,900 m³/day (6.4 MGD) in totalSeven Seas Water, for GEBE
Red Gate 2, Grand Cayman (2024)2.64 million US gallons/dayWater Authority-Cayman
St. Thomas and St. Croix, US Virgin Islands7,570 and 5,677 m³/daySeven Seas Water, for WAPA

Sources: Business View Caribbean — Desalcott, Point Lisas, Seven Seas Water — Point Fortin, WEB Aruba — water production, Seven Seas Water — Sint Maarten, Consolidated Water — Red Gate 2, Seven Seas Water — US Virgin Islands.

Equipment documented at Caribbean plants

PlantEquipmentStated by
Blue Hills, Nassau, BahamasEnergy Recovery PX devices and AquaBold high-pressure pumps for an 18,500 m³/day expansionEnergy Recovery, 2011
Red Gate 2, Grand CaymanEnergy Recovery isobaric energy recoveryConsolidated Water, 2024
Luxury hotel, Jamaica2 Danfoss APP 38 pumps and 2 iSave 50 energy recovery devices; 1,800 m³/dayDanfoss, 2020

Sources: Energy Recovery (10 May 2011) — Blue Hills, Bahamas, Consolidated Water — Red Gate 2, Danfoss (5 Aug 2020) — hotel plant in Jamaica.

When Consolidated Water chose PX devices for Blue Hills, its vice-president said they work "without the need for regular maintenance or a large stock of spare parts". The parts that are needed, such as seal kits and, after many years, ceramic cartridges, are specific to the model and serial number.

What we supply

Delivery to the islands

Urgent parts travel by air freight; membrane lots and complete units usually by sea. Each quotation states the Incoterm, the point of departure and the lead time confirmed with the source. Tell us whether you import directly or through a local customs agent, so the documents carry the right consignee.

What we need to quote

  1. Model and serial number from the nameplate, or a photo of it.
  2. Manufacturer part number, if you have it.
  3. Quantity, and whether the plant or a train is down.
  4. Island and delivery address.

Documents

  • Commercial invoice and packing list.
  • Distributor invoice or confirmation identifying where the part was bought.
  • Manufacturer's certificate of origin where the manufacturer issues one.
  • Photos of the parts and their labels before dispatch.
  • Air waybill (AWB) or bill of lading (B/L).

Have the equipment nameplate to hand?

Send a photo or the part number. We check the model and reply within 4 business hours.

Frequently asked questions

Do you ship desalination spare parts to Caribbean islands?

Yes. Urgent parts go by air freight and larger lots by sea. The quotation states the Incoterm, point of departure and lead time.

Which is the largest seawater desalination plant in the Caribbean?

Point Lisas in Trinidad, operated by Desalcott since 2002, produces 40 million imperial gallons per day, about 182,000 m³/day.

Do you supply parts for resort plants as well as utility plants?

Yes. We quote from a single pump service kit for a hotel plant to complete pressure exchanger units for a utility.

Which currency do you quote in?

US dollars or euros.

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