Exaeris Water (Atmospheric Water Generation)

[ReluctantDecoy]

Assuming this is not vaporware, this is truly innovative for emergency or offgrid use. Extracting water from air. Probably not ideal for arid climates, but something I would consider for my bunker kit if I could see it work in person.

Exaeris Climate Technologies – New Tagline: ClimateTech Solutions for the Future

We work to develop transformative technologies that are designed to address the world's growing energy and water challenges.

www.exaeris.com

 

[desertr8der]

Bookmarked. I'm definitely intrigued.

 

[ReluctantDecoy]

Bookmarked. I'm definitely intrigued.

Me too. Provided it actually does what they claim and doesn't require a loan to buy. I'm surprised there isn't more talk about this type of tech. Seems rather life-changing for certain regions.

 

[SiCengineer]

Sounds like a portable dehumidifier. My guy in the basement probably makes a couple gallons a day during the summer.

 

[CDP235]

Sounds like a portable dehumidifier. My guy in the basement probably makes a couple gallons a day during the summer.

My dehumidifier does too, but I'm not sure I'd drink it.

 

[Boghog1]

 

[Mtn_Guy]

My dehumidifier does too, but I'm not sure I'd drink it.

If I recall correctly, a dehumidifier creates deionized water and lacking natural minerals. While I don’t drink mine, I do use it to water plants around the house or dump it in my laundry to displace the amount of water needed by a couple of gallons per load. I do try to keep the dehumidifier clean, in the even o ever did need to drink the water

 

[CDP235]

If I recall correctly, a dehumidifier creates deionized water and lacking natural minerals. While I don’t drink mine, I do use it to water plants around the house or dump it in my laundry to displace the amount of water needed by a couple of gallons per load. I do try to keep the dehumidifier clean, in the even o ever did need to drink the water

We used to water the plants also, but we got a new one that pumps the water outside through a little tube. We only have to empty the bucket once at the end of the season. I love it because it never stops working, even when we're not around to empty it.

 

[MisterHappy]

At my old job, we had several dehumidifiers on the shop floor, that pumped into sinks. I'd put a bucket under a "double" drain (2 units) and get 2+ gallons overnight. Tomatoes on the loading dock got it.