iSpring Water Systems announced the launch of the iSpring BRO900 on October 27, 2026, expanding its product range into dedicated marine desalination. The system is designed to convert seawater into fresh water for boats, yachts, coastal homes and off-grid locations.

Key Takeaways

  • iSpring says the system can produce up to 900 gallons per day at a working pressure of 800 psi.
  • A $1,000 launch discount runs from October 20 through November 20, 2026; the company did not state a regular price.

How the iSpring BRO900 works

The BRO900 uses five treatment stages: a stainless-steel mesh filter, two sediment filters, a reverse osmosis membrane and an LED UV module. iSpring says the membrane removes dissolved salts and other impurities, while the UV module provides an additional layer of protection against microorganisms.

A suction pump draws in seawater, while a separate booster pump raises operating pressure to 600–900 psi. The control panel displays total dissolved solids, flow and pressure readings, and lets operators adjust intake and reverse osmosis pressure.

Maintenance and launch offer

The system includes quick-connect fittings and an automatic flusher that rinses the reverse osmosis membrane with filtered water once a week. The rinse is intended to reduce salt exposure during periods of inactivity.

iSpring is offering a $1,000 discount through November 20, 2026. The launch announcement did not disclose the system’s regular price or provide shipping details.

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