The water that comes from these tastes so good.. They work great in a laundry room. They should be set up in all laundry rooms for free water or charge for it.. But the humidity in a laundry room should not be wasted..
A low cost Atmospheric water filter, for $160 at 50 pints per day, or 6.25 gallon per day Now put it thru a Berkey water filter, and drop a multi-vitamin,/multi-mineral into the water to make it taste better! The Berkey water filter system cost $250, it can last up to 8 years! Total cost for both is $410, just run the drain hose from the dehumidifier into the top of the Berkey water filter!
I've worked on similar systems like this and the filters (carbon, RO) and the UV bulbs are consumable items that are difficult to acquire and become landfill - some UV bulbs even contain mercury. Its not bad if you live in an industrialized area and can afford to have the filters replaced regularly. Otherwise, the filters plug up and the machine is done for.
The UV lamp on the later machines is LED UV with a 50,000 hr life and all filers are available online at affordable prices and can be changed by the buyer/owner, if you can afford to buy the machines then you can afford to purchase a set of filters every 12>18 months.😭
The UV lights have an 8,000 hour of use life cycle. So on average they will last 2-3 years as the hours are calculated on alight time. Filters are replaced in stagnated time frame dependant on how much water is removed daily. Generally speaking the first two filters are replaced every 6 months while the RO will last 2 years. We now instal a special TCR filter that’s good for 12 months. ( Total Contaminant Removal) Unless extended contaminant air is used Filters will not plug up and the machine is “done for.”Just not true guys let’s not be economical with the truth.
True! Brilliant! I thought...we all know very easily what water is made of cant we just make it? And yes we can for sure! I really like the environmental field as well, work as a plumber; I would like to work with you! Hello / helLlo from Canada ~ Roarr!
Yeah, but how much coal and oil is needed to be burned to make 450W x say 10 hours a day? What's your rate for 4.5 KWh? What's it cost the planet to generate that?
450 Watts running for 24 hours and the yield is 32 liters of water, looks expensive. Good idea though. It will increase global temp. and reduce the amount of rain.
I think youre right partly. It may only have an positive effect, when it runs on solar power, else you just replace one precious resource to another. You can get the energy needed easily with 3 Panels. You may only use this machine in places, where you have sun, but no clean reliable water source. On the raining it has practically no effect. One big problem on "dry" places is, that there is water in the air, but it comes down (rain) on another place - maybe in the ocean, where its practically "useless".
This well designed device makes water from energy, essentially. Using US energy prices, it seems to cost about 4.5 cents per liter, not bad for household drinking supply. However, for solving drought situations, seawater desalination is far far more efficient, costing about 0.1 cent per liter, and much less for brackish water. Both estimates have be consider startup costs, buying this machine and setting up the desal plant. Turning oil into water is eco-friendly only if it is as efficient as possible.
Desalination also requires ENERGY. Evaporation is energy-intensive, whether under normal pressure or under vacuum. Membrane processes also require much energy especially as the solution becomes more concentrated. Your argument does not hold any water.
@@Markks100 Even if every method of desalination so far has required energy, that does NOT necessarily mean that some form of desalination that has not yet been invented will also require energy. Actually there are techniques that have already been invented that don't require energy, most of which have been shelved - and the inventor either silenced, imprisoned, or kil*ed. You have to make sure that your process is inefficient if you want to stay alive and well in the Free World, and have people buy and use your product.
My school project requires me to do investigate efficiency of the machine I hv no clue where to start please share methodology you used to give idea I realy need this.
Very interesting! But I suspect if you're getting the water from the air that you're not going to be able to taste it. Namely, because it won't have any minerals in the water. Also, the water's charge might be high because of the process of extracting it from the air? Which might make it slightly acidic.
This machine adds the minerals, check the video at around 1:47. If you want to know how water generated from air tastes, take a pitcher filled with ice to a warm spot, for example outside when the weather is warm. After 10 minutes or so, taste the condensation on the outside of the pitcher. Water from air tastes fine and will keep you hydrated if there is no other source of water around.
@@walterivison1428 It depends on where you live but rain water where we live is closer to 6.0, which is slightly acidic. I imagine that's probably because it's falling through the atmosphere, so this system is probably different.
Umm would all those filters be over kill, especially with a reverse osmosis filter, you are condensing water vapour? Just have to keep unit hygienic and add minerals.
I noticed you have not responded to any questions on this video which is sad. I am hoping to get a response as we have a serious shortage of water where we live in Western Australia. Our humidity today is 16% and it is our hottest time of year. Is there anything you can suggest for us to get more water please?
Someone mentioned using these in a laundry, or wash room, to use the humidity produced from that! I suppose you could make a type of steam room, also known as a sauna. Really hope this is helpful.
learn from moammar ghadaffi. build a tunelllised river and desalination plant by the shore. use wave energy, wind and solar to run the desalination. australia can become green if you dream . as in forest and agriculture.
I'm also in Western Australia and have water tanks which I use to water the garden and for the first wash in washing machine. Currently, I distill tap water for drinking. If there is a serious shortage, I have a filter jug on hand and will use the tank water. The rain we have just received more than fills my tanks. Careful use over summer will keep me supplied.
WOW! Connect this to some big solarpanels and you have water in the dessert. 35 liters is a helll of a lot. i drink about 1-2 liters a day. Would be nice to have a samller one that dont take as much energy. For one person on , like 3 liters a day, you would have like 50 watt, thats nothing.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt false. Desert air is extremely hot, and hot air has a high capacity to store water. During sunrise, you can see the desert cross the dew point and condensation abounds. Look it up, only the polar regions lack the airborne water needed to run air compressors for liquid water harvest...
Carl Larson Right. Higher temp = higher capacity. But if the concentration is low (it’s a dessert) you wouldn’t expect to condense much because so little is there. Interestingly, I used to think that high humidity enabled sound to travel farther because the air was denser. But it’s less dense than dry air: water vapor is less dense than both O2 and N2, which it displaces. I’ve noticed a noticeable difference in how sound is attenuated at 1 mile of altitude vs sea level. It’s due to lower air density.
So wouldn't water be better being taken from the outside air instead of a home since there so many contaminates inside the home? Do they also make these machines for farm animals like chickens, goats, horses, cows?
I'm not convinced about the experiment, looks suspiciously like electrolysis. I want him to use the device with the pins in reverse before being convinced.
@@TheYconrad I have seen the total dissolved solids test before where they turn the machine around, after its done and the effects on each glass of water are reversed
What about filtering radiation, will it also do this. Also, I am concerned the parts of this machine are made from plastic instead of stainless steel.... Do you make a 100 % plastic free machine?
I’m looking information for a less expensive way or machine to make water for a poor family in Venezuela with little children.Can anybody advise me or give me some information.Thank you
use you eys and your mind..just a little ok> click on the word MORE in the dialog under the video..and there are the links...read, think, consider..then ask...got it?
Anyone ever think about what mortuaries do with the body fluids they drain from corpses? Yep, you guessed it.......right down the drain into where all the other water we use goes to be treated and re-used again. Isn't that an aweful thought? I NEVER drink tap water!
That thing must cost thousands of dollars! We need something that costs very little (under $100) and uses a solar panel for power. Andthe people in the areas with scarce water need it as well.
Solar panels and wind turbines and lithium batteries are extremely damaging to the environment when they become landfill. The lifespan of these technologies is short!!!
Dehumidifier, there are no scientific studies confirming what he is claiming. They have done studies on Dehumidifiers and concluded that with a Dehumidifier you can pull water from the atmosphere but you can not pull a lot of water unless it is extremely humid
Oh please get out of here! Stop coming with your studies confirming this or that, I have a dehumidifier in my room and especially during winter it fills up very quickly. Now if they've added a condenser, filter system etc, then yes this will work very well, granted there needs to be humidity
and yet power prices are regularly hitting zero due to wind surplus... do not under any circumstances put those ideas together, junior www.utilitydive.com/news/record-wind-generation-pushes-ercot-prices-into-negative-territory/405606/
Yes, but only if you are on a water fast. In that case I would add to each quart of water about one teaspoon of Fulvic/Humic Acid to replenish with bio-available minerals. If you are eating food, there is no need to augment water with minerals. Actually, most common methods for adding minerals to water result in minerals that your body can't assimilate anyway! On a side note: the pH of water is totally irrelevant because your stomach acid makes everything you eat highly acidic (duh!). Reference: renegadehealth.com/blog/watercontroversies1
whats the point of reverse osmosis on this unit? Its pretty much distilled water already, and RO will dump 95% and leave you with 5% of the total water that machine made. Kind of BS.
I met this guy in south africa 7 years ago and he was showing his machine to people
The water that comes from these tastes so good.. They work great in a laundry room. They should be set up in all laundry rooms for free water or charge for it.. But the humidity in a laundry room should not be wasted..
What is the name of this product
from where we get this machine
I have one of these in Australia, the same model, they are great.
Where did you buy it from?
yes can you tell me where in oz you got it and how often the filters and lights etc need changing and obviously it can be run from solar panels
Atmospheric Water Generator - Air to Water H2O Machine AWG
Its a dehumifier,condensates water fron the ambient humidity
But the energy consumption has a higher cost than the water unless you use solar power
A low cost Atmospheric water filter, for $160 at 50 pints per day, or 6.25 gallon per day
Now put it thru a Berkey water filter, and drop a multi-vitamin,/multi-mineral into the water to make it taste better!
The Berkey water filter system cost $250, it can last up to 8 years! Total cost for both is $410, just run the drain hose from the dehumidifier into the top of the Berkey water filter!
I've worked on similar systems like this and the filters (carbon, RO) and the UV bulbs are consumable items that are difficult to acquire and become landfill - some UV bulbs even contain mercury. Its not bad if you live in an industrialized area and can afford to have the filters replaced regularly. Otherwise, the filters plug up and the machine is done for.
The UV lamp on the later machines is LED UV with a 50,000 hr life and all filers are available online at affordable prices and can be changed by the buyer/owner, if you can afford to buy the machines then you can afford to purchase a set of filters every 12>18 months.😭
The UV lights have an 8,000 hour of use life cycle. So on average they will last 2-3 years as the hours are calculated on alight time.
Filters are replaced in stagnated time frame dependant on how much water is removed daily. Generally speaking the first two filters are replaced every 6 months while the RO will last 2 years.
We now instal a special TCR filter that’s good for 12 months. ( Total Contaminant Removal)
Unless extended contaminant air is used Filters will not plug up and the machine is “done for.”Just not true guys let’s not be economical with the truth.
@@walterivison1428 just flush the reverse osmosis filters. easy peasy. then remineralisel
Gotta make your own
True! Brilliant! I thought...we all know very easily what water is made of cant we just make it? And yes we can for sure! I really like the environmental field as well, work as a plumber; I would like to work with you! Hello / helLlo from Canada ~ Roarr!
Seems Pure Water Thats Great Its Eco Friendly
Yeah, but how much coal and oil is needed to be burned to make 450W x say 10 hours a day? What's your rate for 4.5 KWh? What's it cost the planet to generate that?
Its an airconditioner
Yea basically! Lol
Yup, filters make it drinkable lol
More of a dehumidifier but yes
“Ha ecoe frendly is it to extract water from the EA”
I could never be in love with a quote more
Amazing product
great for drought places but too many parts to worry about in normal situation
450 Watts running for 24 hours and the yield is 32 liters of water, looks expensive. Good idea though. It will increase global temp. and reduce the amount of rain.
I think youre right partly. It may only have an positive effect, when it runs on solar power, else you just replace one precious resource to another. You can get the energy needed easily with 3 Panels. You may only use this machine in places, where you have sun, but no clean reliable water source. On the raining it has practically no effect. One big problem on "dry" places is, that there is water in the air, but it comes down (rain) on another place - maybe in the ocean, where its practically "useless".
So...it's a combination dehumidifier/ro system? Got it!
My dehumidifier makes about 3 gallons every 2-3 days...I wonder if I can filter it and drink it?
Of course you can. Run it through a stainless steel home water distiller that has a charcoal final filter. It should work great in my opinion.
@@CasuallyObservant it is already distilled. Simply make sure that the catchment pan and tubing are sanitized and filter the water before drinking.
Its a dehumidifier unit with a filter unit fitted,old tec but refocused, good idea
This well designed device makes water from energy, essentially. Using US energy prices, it seems to cost about 4.5 cents per liter, not bad for household drinking supply. However, for solving drought situations, seawater desalination is far far more efficient, costing about 0.1 cent per liter, and much less for brackish water. Both estimates have be consider startup costs, buying this machine and setting up the desal plant. Turning oil into water is eco-friendly only if it is as efficient as possible.
Desalination also requires ENERGY. Evaporation is energy-intensive, whether under normal pressure or under vacuum. Membrane processes also require much energy especially as the solution becomes more concentrated. Your argument does not hold any water.
@@Markks100 Even if every method of desalination so far has required energy, that does NOT necessarily mean that some form of desalination that has not yet been invented will also require energy. Actually there are techniques that have already been invented that don't require energy, most of which have been shelved - and the inventor either silenced, imprisoned, or kil*ed. You have to make sure that your process is inefficient if you want to stay alive and well in the Free World, and have people buy and use your product.
I have a big question, my house probably has mold, is an old house, so if I buy one of this it will take mold also inside my water?
No the mold will be vaporized so it will be safe
It’s just crazy just to think just how much water is in the air
What is the name of the machine that you used to test and reveal the muck and gunk in the tap water vs the water from the air?
It's an electrolyzer.
Anyone else drinking tap water while watching this?
Taco2k have a well with reverse osmosis.
Cheers
very very nice - i done tests 10 years ago on machine like that
My school project requires me to do investigate efficiency of the machine I hv no clue where to start please share methodology you used to give idea I realy need this.
Very interesting! But I suspect if you're getting the water from the air that you're not going to be able to taste it. Namely, because it won't have any minerals in the water. Also, the water's charge might be high because of the process of extracting it from the air? Which might make it slightly acidic.
This machine adds the minerals, check the video at around 1:47. If you want to know how water generated from air tastes, take a pitcher filled with ice to a warm spot, for example outside when the weather is warm. After 10 minutes or so, taste the condensation on the outside of the pitcher. Water from air tastes fine and will keep you hydrated if there is no other source of water around.
Water ph is 6.8. Not acidic.
@@walterivison1428 It depends on where you live but rain water where we live is closer to 6.0, which is slightly acidic. I imagine that's probably because it's falling through the atmosphere, so this system is probably different.
@@walterivison1428 That is slightly acidic, yes. Anything lower than 7 is acidic to some extent. Exactly 7 is neutral. Over 7 is alkaline.
I am from mounains area, india where no able get clean drinking water.how will get one ?
Umm would all those filters be over kill, especially with a reverse osmosis filter, you are condensing water vapour? Just have to keep unit hygienic and add minerals.
Yep it seems like an overkill. It seems super super safe. Still 450 watts is pretty low...
Babish is gonna buy this soon...
How can I buy this?
you are boath a very good saler s
Future for the water source.
Where can we get this device?
What is it called?
Interested in this machine, how can we purchase one
i want one where too buy
I noticed you have not responded to any questions on this video which is sad. I am hoping to get a response as we have a serious shortage of water where we live in Western Australia. Our humidity today is 16% and it is our hottest time of year. Is there anything you can suggest for us to get more water please?
No
If there is no humidity then there is no water to extract
Someone mentioned using these in a laundry, or wash room, to use the humidity produced from that! I suppose you could make a type of steam room, also known as a sauna. Really hope this is helpful.
learn from moammar ghadaffi. build a tunelllised river and desalination plant by the shore. use wave energy, wind and solar to run the desalination. australia can become green if you dream . as in forest and agriculture.
I'm also in Western Australia and have water tanks which I use to water the garden and for the first wash in washing machine. Currently, I distill tap water for drinking. If there is a serious shortage, I have a filter jug on hand and will use the tank water. The rain we have just received more than fills my tanks. Careful use over summer will keep me supplied.
I noticed a lot of bottles of beer in the fridge. Can the machine produce beer?.
How much is that? Where do I buy it and how much is up keep
she said getting water from the eeea or um listening wrong.?
What's wrong with you?
Did sound like that. A South African accent.
Companies like should be fortune 500 companies as scarce as water is in so many regions of the earth.
An enhanced dehumidifier.
damn thunderfoot
I always got a feeling we live under water
Q1
WOW! Connect this to some big solarpanels and you have water in the dessert. 35 liters is a helll of a lot. i drink about 1-2 liters a day. Would be nice to have a samller one that dont take as much energy. For one person on , like 3 liters a day, you would have like 50 watt, thats nothing.
The dessert is that because it’s dry, too dry to be able to condense water from the air practically.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt false. Desert air is extremely hot, and hot air has a high capacity to store water. During sunrise, you can see the desert cross the dew point and condensation abounds. Look it up, only the polar regions lack the airborne water needed to run air compressors for liquid water harvest...
Carl Larson
Right. Higher temp = higher capacity. But if the concentration is low (it’s a dessert) you wouldn’t expect to condense much because so little is there.
Interestingly, I used to think that high humidity enabled sound to travel farther because the air was denser. But it’s less dense than dry air: water vapor is less dense than both O2 and N2, which it displaces. I’ve noticed a noticeable difference in how sound is attenuated at 1 mile of altitude vs sea level. It’s due to lower air density.
how do I get one in America?
what about the plastics and tube soldering?
So it is a dehumidifier with filtration and UV. Seems to me there should be an attachment for a home air conditioner that would do the same thing.
But, maybe not for a SHTF situation, where water is in short supply, unless you have a generator to power the AC.
What is price of this machine?
Where do you buy one and how much is it
were can i see one i am in Amarillo, Texas
Can we just collect the water from our ac unit. Purify and boil it and there you go?
Sounds like a great idea! Make a video please. I saw campers using a few drops of Bleach to purify bad water, to make it potable. Worth investigating.
Dehumidifier will do the same thing
Should use compostable materials, i really dont like him using plastic but it would be better if he use compostable plastics
One that can make 3,000 gallon a day . Would be worth buying
Biggest one we made was 18,000 litres per day
This'll help India in their water crisis!
Too bad they don't just go in and clean up their magnificent step wells and use them to collect water for the rest of the year. Their ancestors did.
So wouldn't water be better being taken from the outside air instead of a home since there so many contaminates inside the home? Do they also make these machines for farm animals like chickens, goats, horses, cows?
Look up Moses West he have large machines like this available for farming
But if this kind of techni-ue is used by many people over a long period then it will reduce the water we are getting through rain
Are these available in Australia
Is this machine expensive, where can I bought it ?
I'm asking for same
How much this machine cost
Can anyone tell me the water testing methods in this & also solar power is effective?
I'm not convinced about the experiment, looks suspiciously like electrolysis. I want him to use the device with the pins in reverse before being convinced.
Curious about your comment. Will you elaborate for those of us who do not understand what your mean/know?
@@TheYconrad I have seen the total dissolved solids test before where they turn the machine around, after its done and the effects on each glass of water are reversed
What about filtering radiation, will it also do this. Also, I am concerned the parts of this machine are made from plastic instead of stainless steel.... Do you make a 100 % plastic free machine?
Is "Aquaboy" available in India.If so ,where can I get it?
Not aquaboy there are also some similar brands if you want we can provide it.
Any dehumidifier does this.
They should make there bottles biodegradable
They should use glass
Pretty good...~
Love S A!!!
GREAT....WHO MAKES THIS? AND HOW DO WE BUY ONE?
You can also import from (me) India in bulk and resale in your country
If you are interested then contact us
@@liveforriding4956 details please.
I’m looking information for a less expensive way or machine to make water for a poor family in Venezuela with little children.Can anybody advise me or give me some information.Thank you
Can this be done on a large scale? Or used on a large enough scale for farming??
Moses West have machine like this big enough for farming. Look him up.
Who represents this machine in Europe????? Please advice se
Can I get this product.... I mean can I buy it ... Where it is available..? Reply me
www.watergen.com/ hope this helps supply you!
how to order this machine ?
where is this?
If you have an air conditioner, this condensed water will come out free of charge, but not yet filtered,,,
Good idea... Post filter system for that and you save space and money.
Why so much filtration required? 450watts 24/7? Eish
I would like to get ahold of that electro meter for showing water contents?
Don’t bother. I doubt this guy would profess its today. It was the tool 4 years ago but today it’s been proven bogus.
I really want this machine. How is it called?
use you eys and your mind..just a little ok> click on the word MORE in the dialog under the video..and there are the links...read, think, consider..then ask...got it?
Just get a reverse osmosis and use tap water.
Air con waste water collected and purified.
Same as a dehumidifier 🤔
Liberal tears (tds) water 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👌
How much for 1
Anyone ever think about what mortuaries do with the body fluids they drain from corpses? Yep, you guessed it.......right down the drain into where all the other water we use goes to be treated and re-used again. Isn't that an aweful thought? I NEVER drink tap water!
Oh because you're so abundant of water that you can easily choose not to. Thanks for discouraging less fortunate people.
iI want one, is this available in AUSTRALIA? And can this be powered by solar ???
lisa del mar check out zero mass, all contained, solar operation
@@dezza3631 don’t promote it. Pulled out of australia
@@walterivison1428 not likely
UUMMMMMM....In other words....its a dehumidifier. LOL
That thing must cost thousands of dollars! We need something that costs very little (under $100) and uses a solar panel for power. Andthe people in the areas with scarce water need it as well.
Solar panels and wind turbines and lithium batteries are extremely damaging to the environment when they become landfill. The lifespan of these technologies is short!!!
Dehumidifier, there are no scientific studies confirming what he is claiming. They have done studies on Dehumidifiers and concluded that with a Dehumidifier you can pull water from the atmosphere but you can not pull a lot of water unless it is extremely humid
Oh please get out of here! Stop coming with your studies confirming this or that, I have a dehumidifier in my room and especially during winter it fills up very quickly. Now if they've added a condenser, filter system etc, then yes this will work very well, granted there needs to be humidity
What is the PH of the water?
6.8-7.2
In other words, it’s a glorified dehumidifier.
Munches electricity
and yet power prices are regularly hitting zero due to wind surplus... do not under any circumstances put those ideas together, junior www.utilitydive.com/news/record-wind-generation-pushes-ercot-prices-into-negative-territory/405606/
No need for mineral compensation?
Yes, but only if you are on a water fast. In that case I would add to each quart of water about one teaspoon of Fulvic/Humic Acid to replenish with bio-available minerals. If you are eating food, there is no need to augment water with minerals. Actually, most common methods for adding minerals to water result in minerals that your body can't assimilate anyway! On a side note: the pH of water is totally irrelevant because your stomach acid makes everything you eat highly acidic (duh!). Reference: renegadehealth.com/blog/watercontroversies1
That why he has to busts a nut in your water..drink up 🤣🤣🤣
whats the point of reverse osmosis on this unit? Its pretty much distilled water already, and RO will dump 95% and leave you with 5% of the total water that machine made. Kind of BS.
U could just do the same thing with tap water
Too much power used to produce 32 litres in a day.
not when life is dependent on water
Christopher Smith check Moses west videos on AWG
Use solar
Say goodbye to calcium build up in your coffee maker. Could help as well with kidney stone issues I would imagine
machine uses 450W -- not too good...
add inorganic minerals ????what a turn off.
How muck ?
What is the name of the machine or company?
The name of the company is Airwater and are based in Cape Town. airwater.co.za/
Thanks.
@@Tekweni... Thank you for the video!
@@Tekweni you need to put that link in the video description. Everyone is asking
The lady is beautiful..❤️
Simp
@@thatsjustbriley meaning
You have to read coran and judge it
nothng new same technology used in AC.
jim carrey