How does an Atmospheric Water Generator work?
Humid air is drawn into the machine, passing through an air filter to remove dust and dirt. The air then passes across a condensor which converts the humidity to water. The condensed water is then taken through a further 7 stages of purification.
- The water can be cooled (on specific models), then travels through the water dispenser to your glass or bottle giving you clean, fresh, pure water at the push of a button.
- It is important to be aware that an Atmospheric Water Generator is a humidity and temperature driven machine. This means the machines daily water production depends on the level of humidity in the air and the temperature. In places with lower humidity level, the machine will still produce water just not as quickly, nor as much per day as in places with higher levels of heat and humidity.
- In the home environment, higher levels of humidity tends to be around the kitchen area, near an open window or in more spacious rooms. Airqua units also perform well in an air-conditioned rooms though results will vary with the amount of fresh air available.
- When the air is dry or colder, water generation will be slower. If more water is desired you can connect your Airqua to your municipal or tank water and use the Airqua’s internal filtration and sterilization system
Because your Atmospheric Water Generator works by converting the humidity in the air to water, this unit also acts as an effective dehumidifier.
