Independent supply
Water is condensed on site from the air, so supply is not tied to a borehole, a reservoir or a delivery schedule.
Atmospheric water generation
Water from the air around you.
Air2Agua units draw clean drinking water from atmospheric moisture, giving homes, communities and industry a dependable supply that does not rely on the grid or the ground.
- Home
- up to 30 L/day
- Community
- up to 1,000 L/day
- Industrial
- custom capacity
Why Air2Agua
Clean by design
Condensed moisture passes through filtration and mineralisation stages before it reaches the tap, with sealed storage throughout.
Scales from home to industry
One architecture across three unit sizes. Start with a single rooftop unit and add capacity as demand grows.
Low maintenance
Filter cartridges and coil cleaning follow a simple scheduled routine, with status indicators on the unit itself.
Interactive tool
Water yield estimator
Atmospheric water output depends mostly on how much moisture the air holds and how warm it is. Move the sliders to your local average conditions and pick a unit size to see an illustrative daily figure.
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Estimated output
13
litres per day
Roughly 43% of the home unit’s rated ceiling of 30 L per day.
Estimate for illustration only. Figures come from a simplified curve using sample data and are not a performance specification.
How it works
Four stages, from open air to a full glass
Every Air2Agua unit runs the same sequence. Larger units repeat the same core in parallel rather than changing the process, which keeps servicing and spare parts consistent across the range.
- 01
Draw the air in
A variable speed fan pulls ambient air through a washable pre-filter that holds back dust, pollen and insects before anything reaches the core.
- 02
Condense the moisture
The air passes over a chilled coil held below its dew point. Water vapour condenses on the surface and runs into a sealed collection tray.
- 03
Filter and mineralise
Collected water moves through sediment and carbon stages, ultraviolet treatment and a mineral cartridge that adjusts taste and balance.
- 04
Store and dispense
Treated water rests in an insulated, light sealed tank with recirculation, ready at a tap, a fill point or a plumbed connection.
The range
Three units, one system
The same condensation core, filtration chain and control logic run across the range. Choosing a unit is a question of how much water you need and where it has to go, not of learning a different machine.
Home
up to 30 L per day
A single unit for a household roof, balcony or courtyard.
- Rated ceiling of 30 litres per day
- 60 litre insulated storage tank
- Sediment, carbon, UV and mineral stages
- Single phase mains or solar hybrid input
- Footprint of roughly 0.6 by 0.7 metres
- Filter service on a six month schedule
Community
up to 1,000 L per day
A clustered array with a shared fill point for a village, school or estate.
- Rated ceiling of 1,000 litres per day
- 2,000 litre sealed bulk storage
- Multi head fill station with flow metering
- Three phase supply or hybrid solar array
- Remote status monitoring for an operator
- Modular cores, serviced one at a time
Industrial
custom capacity
A modular bank sized against your site survey and duty cycle.
- Capacity configured to site demand
- Bank layout in containerised or skid form
- Process water and potable output options
- Building management system integration
- Heat recovery on the condenser loop
- Planned maintenance agreement available
Capacities describe rated ceilings under favourable conditions. Real output varies with humidity, temperature and site layout.
Example scenarios
Who this is for
The situations below are illustrative sketches of the people Air2Agua is designed around, written to show how the range would be used. They do not describe existing installations.
Homeowners in dry regions
A household on a stretched mains connection or a shrinking well, looking to cover drinking and cooking water without hauling bottles.
Community water planners
A planner weighing a shared fill point against tanker deliveries for a settlement where groundwater quality is uneven.
Facility managers
A site team that needs a predictable secondary source for canteens, welfare units or process top up during supply interruptions.
NGOs and field programmes
A programme placing equipment where infrastructure is thin, and needing hardware that a local team can service on a simple schedule.
About the name
Air 2 Agua
The name states the process in three characters: English air, the numeral 2 meaning to, and Spanish agua meaning water. Read straight through, it is the whole product description.
There is a second reading we like. In Indonesian, air means water. The name begins and ends in the same place in two languages, which suits a technology meant to travel across very different climates.
- Air
English. The source: the moisture already surrounding every site.
- 2
The numeral, read as “to”. The conversion at the heart of the system.
- Agua
Spanish for water. The result, delivered where it is needed.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about output, energy and upkeep. Anything not covered here is a good reason to get in touch.
Get in touch
Tell us about your site
Share your location, your typical conditions and how much water you need in a day, and we will come back with a sizing view and the right unit to look at first.
This form is part of a concept demonstration and does not send anything. For a real conversation, write to info@exergist.com.