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Air water generator is a device that extracts pure water from the air.No need for water sources, plug and play
Our air water generator has a seven-stage filtration system with NSF standards, bringing you the highest quality water
Intelligent monitoring, TDS value, power consumption and waterproduction, real-time detection, real-time data
Simple and fashionable design
Timed circulation, fresh water preservation

Split type Air Water Generator with Hot and Cold Water Dispenser
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Home, office, resort, military, mine, hotel, disaster relief site, water polluted area, water scarce area, etc.

No need for water source, no need to change the water bucket regularly, and it can also dehumidify, saving the cost of purchasing a dehumidifier.

The air to water system consumes 1 liter of water with a power consumption of 0.26-0.36KWH. Based on our use case in Singapore, the cost of using an air to water system is cheaper than that of bottled water.

First of all, every day we breathe the air normally, and there is no filtration and purification protection during the whole day. The surface water sources on the earth are derived from precipitation which is formed by the air. Compared with the surface water sources, the air sources are not contaminated by the surface (such as industrial pollution, agricultural residues, etc.).

Our air water machine need to go through the process of air filtration system before the water is produced. The suspended matter and particulate matter in the air above 0.3 microns have been blocked outside the system. Specifically, the raw water after air filtration has at least reached the municipal water quality standard , and after the multi-stage purification, the clean drinking water is fully up to the national standard and can be safely consumed.

Is there another name for an atmospheric water generator?

Yes. Depending on region and industry, an AWG is also called air water generator, air-to-water machine, water-from-air machine, atmospheric water maker and simply water making machine. In specifications and RFQs the abbreviation AWG is usual; in general writing the full term atmospheric water generator is usual. All refer to a machine that condenses water vapour from ambient air and purifies it for drinking.

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