Unlimited water for your building with Air-to-Water Technology

Published: 11 March 2007.

The answer to water concerns.

With the talk of level five water restrictions being implemented in the near future and the recycled water debate continuing, Air Water Makers is offering an innovative alternative water source.

With level five water restrictions in full effect in some areas and the recycled water debate again happening, many people are worried about the future of our water supplies.

While the skies have opened up recently and provided a much needed drink for gardens and rainwater tanks, many of this rainfall never reaches the dams.

Dwindling water levels in dams means residents and businesses are watching every drop and with South East Queensland voting on recyclable water, many residents are worried about the effects of drinking potable water.

The team at Air Water Makers now supply the latest air to water technology and it’s available for customers to use in their premises, with machines producing from 200 litres a day right through to an unlimited amount daily.

Steve Wilson from Air Water Makers said, we should all be very concerned with the current water crisis and look for solutions to this problem our air to water technology is an opportunity for customers to harvest water which will provide a water source for much needed Gardens, lawns and plants, together with topping up swimming pools etc, without impacting on town/city supply. An indication of current Level five restrictions will mean no one will be allowed to use town/city supply outside to top up pools or water gardens etc. we encourage people to continue to try and capture stormwater source and our machines will then allow this source to be topped up when it doesn’t rain.

Air Water Makers has a number of different types of products available, including Australian made stainless steel machines offering two years warranties. Most machines act as dehumidifiers and are ideal in indoor swimming pools and gyms drying the air and retrieving the moisture as a water source for the building.

The technology is simple to use and easy to setup and can be used for residential/hotel complexes, car yards, offices, fast food chains, and many more.

With Qld government offering significant grants for in non profitable organisations through their Waterwise scheme, now is the perfect time to help in the community and look for ways in reducing your water usage before it’s to late.

For more information please contact Steve Wilson on 07 3216 2603 or visit the Air Water Makers website at http://www.airwatermakers.com to find out how you can produce your own water from the air.