Thinking about installing an atmospheric water generator but still have questions? Find answers here to the most common questions about how it works, the quality of the water produced, energy consumption, and how to choose a reliable manufacturer.
An atmospheric water generator (AWG) is a device that captures the humidity in the surrounding air and turns it into drinking water, without any connection to the water mains.
Yes, most models include a filtration and mineralization system that ensures water meets drinking water standards, provided the unit is regularly maintained.
It depends on the model, as well as ambient humidity and temperature. Domestic models typically produce between 10 and 30 liters per day, while industrial models produce significantly more.
Power consumption varies depending on the technology (condensation or desiccant) and the air’s humidity level. Some recent models include solar panels to reduce this dependency.
Check out our “Manufacturers and distributors” section, which lists the main manufacturers and distributors by region.
Our team can help you choose the atmospheric water generator that’s right for your needs.
