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Raritan SeaEra Compact Marine Toilet
Item: #1075897 | Part Number: Not Selected$788.99 - $1,023.99
Description
The Raritan SeaEra Compact Marine Toilet is an efficient electric macerating toilet designed for tight spaces and reliable onboard sanitation. Featuring an integral raw water intake pump and a powerful discharge system with a full-size joker valve, it delivers clean, clog-resistant flushing with flexible installation options. A slow-close seat and 90° bowl rotation add comfort and convenience for marine use.
Raritan SeaEra Compact Marine Toilet Item # 1075897
Description
The SeaEra is an economical electric macerating toilet that fits into confined spaces. This toilet was designed to meet the needs of boaters. Raritan Engineering has developed a new built-in discharge fitting that can accept either 1 1/2" (38 mm) or 1" (25 mm) discharge lines without the need for an adapter. The SeaEra's discharge pump can handle a vented loop with a maximum height of 5' (1.52 m) and utilizes a full-sized joker valve to help avoid clogging.
Features:
- Centrifugal macerating toilet
- Includes integral raw water intake pump
- Quick and easy raw-water flush installation
- Full size joker valve provides better performance and substantially to reduce the probability of clogs
- Bowl can be rotated 90 deg. for mounting in confined spaces
- Household style bowl supplied with "Slow Close" toilet seat and lid
- Push-button, momentary, flush switch Raritan PRS (wall mounted)
- Separation of intake and discharge means dirty water cannot enter bowl if seal fails
- Supplied with straight discharge fitting installed, optional 1 1/2" 90 deg. fitting also included
- Stainless steel macerating blade
- Self-priming inlet pump can be run dry
- Integral Raw Water Intake Pump: integral intake pump at the back of the motor, means a single motor is always running both the intake and the discharge at the same time
Specifications:
- Bowl Style: Compact Marine
- Water supply: Integral Raw Water Intake Pump
- Control: Momentary Flush PRS
- Flush control: Heavy-duty push button
- Voltage: 12V DC, 24V DC, 32V DC, or 120/240V DC
- 120/240V DC supplied with power converter
- Inlet hose: 3/4" ID
- Discharge hose: 1 1/2" ID
Part Numbers for Raritan SeaEra Compact Marine Toilet
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Rated 1 out of
5
by
Mike from
DO NOT BUY
DO NOT BUY, this toilet has a major design flaw. The fill and the extraction pump are combined and have the same flow rate. Simple math would say that if you add any "fluids" they will not get flushed as the toilet cycles the same volume of water. The result of this design is that you have to shut off the supply water in order to flush the toilet. such a pain. Less than one star.
Date published: 2026-01-27
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Ghee from
Over priced garbage
The sea era qc fresh water is absolute junk. If you rotate the bowl you will need to replace the hoses bc they won't reach. And once you do that you might aswell replace all the hoses bc the hoses provided are cheap garbage they come with even cheaper plastic junky hose clamps. As soon as you get the toilet you'll need to replace all the hoses and clamps with proper ones. Then you'll realize they didn't think any thing through on the design so you'll need to devise a way to hide the wires inside the cheap plastic clip on motor housing cover that comes with it. The cover there just clips on and we'll being a toilet eventually nasty things will get in and under the housing and you'll have no way to clean it. It comes with a vacuum breaker that is total plastic cheap junk that you'll want to eliminate. It's a fresh water toilet that uses a cheap seloinoid you don't need a vacuum break! It's to stop the event of sewage being back fed into your tanks as if that would happen on maybe .00001% of installs. The breaker is total cheap plastic junk. So the toilet with out the selonoid is like 300$ less and the selonoid is like 20$ so raraitan is screwing you there big time. The switch they give you doesn't have a rubber boot on it so you'll want to get a switch that does bc most heads on sailboats are wet so the switch won't last very long. The lids very nice and the bowl is to ( how could ot not be it a toilet!) Seems the macerator seems to be strong very loud and works well. If you want to get ripped off by raritan buy this toilet for 400 $ more then the other similar brands. If you want the fresh water model do your self a favor just by the lid bowl and toilet tell then to keep the junky hoses hose clamps and
Vacuum breaker and ask for a discount ( they wouldn't give me one). Buy your own selonoid hoses clamps and switches bc the ones they sell won't last long. Mine lasted 4 weeks! It's a nice unit if it were priced correctly but at that price I'd expect the little things to be proper.
Date published: 2024-07-08