The design and construction of a new type of assisted solar distiller is presented. The device consists of a basin-type distiller, with the peculiarity that the basin liner is extended as an integrated solar collector accumulator with quite simple characteristics, recently developed at the National University of San Luis (Argentina). The covering is easy to remove for cleansing, and an improvement of the design for future tasks is being considered. The new distiller was compared with a common basin-type distiller and a commonplace basin-type distiller coupled with a flat solar collector. Daytime, nocturnal, weekly and hourly measurements showed that the daily production of the new assisted solar distiller always surpassed that of the basin-type distiller by approximately 70%, and that of the basin-type distiller coupled with a flat solar collector by approximately 20%. Results of 2 years of measuring are presented.