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Global Water Crisis
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Click Here to watch an important video about our
global water crisis. See how the water shortage is
effecting life on this planet now . . . and in the future.
Learn what each of us can do to help. |
Water is essential for life. We need water to digest food and eliminate toxins and waste from our bodies. Water regulates our temperature, protects our organs, tissues and transports oxygen and nutrients throughout our bodies. Water lets us grow and heal. Helping to prevent diseases such as kidney stones, cardiovascular-related illnesses and obesity.
Doctors and nutritionists regard pure water as the best drink for our bodies. Around the world, research evidence indicates that tap water can be impure. And there's no assurance that bottled water is any safer. Clearlly disposable water bottles are not "green friendly". . . they contribute to global warming . . . which results in more frequent and severe droughts . . . making the water crisis even worse.
Clean, pure drinking water is needed throughout the world and is quickly becoming the most highly prized resource of all.
- 97% of the earth's water is in the oceans . . .
but It is undrinkable and unusable for most culinary and commercial purposes.
- Only 3% of the world's water is fresh . . .
with 2/3 of that being locked in glaciers and polar ice caps.
- Of the remaining 1%, about 1/2 is located beneath the earth's surface.
- The other 1/2 is found in rivers and lakes . . .
with a significant percent severely polluted or biologically contaminated.
- Pollution has begun to reach our underground water as well.
- Plastic bottle production and disposal contributes to global warming.
- Global warming is causing more frequent and severe droughts.
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Pollution In Our Drinking Water
Recently the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and other environmental groups have commented on the shocking and dangerous state of public water supplies. They have said that the water quality in many of our public water supplies is being degraded by chemical, biological, and physical contaminants. Drinking ordinary tap water can be potentially fatal to people with a weakened immune system. Children, expectant mothers and the elderly are in greatest risk.
As the news of this water crisis has spread, there has been an explosive worldwide growth in the sales of both bottled water and filtering devices, There is however, no assurance that bottled water is safe; and furthermore, of the over 2,000 different filter models sold to the public, only a handful actually remove all of the parasites, viruses, bacteria, pesticides and heavy metals that may be present in tap water. Cryptosporidium Parvum, for example is one of the protozoa, which most water systems are incapable of removing. This is the same parasite that killed 104 people and made 400,000 ill in Milwaukee.
The Natural Resources Defense Council estimates that in the US alone . . . more than 900,000 people become ill each year from water borne disease . . . and as many as 900 will die. As bad as the situation is in the United States, it is worse in many other developed countries and to an even greater degree, second and third-world countries.
Continually, on any given day, more than 1/2 of the earth's human population is ill, with the majority of these cases caused by waterborne contaminants. The World Health Organization of the United Nations estimates that 80% of this illness is caused by contaminated drinking water. Many countries throughout the world, not just third world countries, have inadequate water treatment facilities, or a complete lack of treatment facilities.
It is becoming clear that new technologies are needed in every segment of the water treatment industry: agriculture, horticulture, food processing, industrial waste treatment, public water supplies, and sewage treatment. These systems must be environmentally-friendly and rely on methods and processes that are not chemically based.
Atmospheric Water Generators
Fortunately, there is a new technology that offers a remarkable solution to the global water crisis. AWS has introduced DewPointe - - - an atmospheric water generator (AWG) which utilizes a revolutionary patented technology to convert ambient atmospheric water vapor into potable water. In other words The DewPointe produces pure drinking water . . . out of thin air.
Designed with AWS's advanced proprietary ultrafiltration membrane technology, the DewPointe extracts, filters, treats and purifies water . . . all from the air we breath . . . providing pristine, sparkling clear water in the purest form - much like crystal-like dew found only on the purest mountain tops.
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DewPointe Atmospheric Water Generator
$1595
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For any questions . . . please call toll free
877.965.2140 |
How Atmospheric Water Generators work
- The DewPointe machine first pulls air through an electrostatic filter, removing 93% of all air born particles.
- A condensation unit receives this clean humid airflow and condenses water vapor into liquid.
- As the machine collects the water, it drops into a collection tray and immediately passes into Ultraviolet (UV) light, where the water stays in contact with UV rays for approximately 30 minutes. This kills over 90% of all germs and bacteria in the water.
- The water is then pumped through a sediment screen and then through 2 solid block activated carbon (SBAC) 1 micron filters, which removes over 90% of any volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) that may be in the water.
- The water is then filtered through AWS's proprietary ultrafiltration (UF) membrane, with a pore size of .015 micron, to remove virtually all bacteria and common viruses.
- The water is then pumped into a reservoir tank.
- From the reservoir tank, the water is recycled every 30 minutes through the UV and back into the reservoir tank.
- The water is then chilled or heated and dispensed at the consumer's convenience.
The AWS Technology:

This revolutionary technology is helping to meet the growing demand for economical, good tasting, quality drinking water.
Atmospheric water generation is a green friendly, alternative water source, for anyone who wishes to maintain control over their own pure water supply. The Dewpointe has been designed to perform at optimum levels, producing high quality water while consuming minimal electricity.
Water produced by the DewPointe water generation machine is pure and safe for human consumption and exceeds the established U.S. and international Public Health standards, including NSF 53, which is the top U.S. benchmark for drinking water. The NSF 53 standard requires the removal of volatile organic chemicals. VOCs such as ether, which have proven extremely difficult to remove by filtration methods of the past, are not present in the water generated by the DewPointe water generation machine.
DewPointe Features:
- Membrane-filtered, UV-purified and treated cold water . . . generated from thin air
- digitally controlled heating and cooling elements which maintains precise hot and cold water temperature
- Easy connection to a tap water supply for filtered water on demand.
- Fully automated
- Superior Reliability and Dependability
- Minimal servicing and refurbishment costs
- Stainless steel reservoir
- LED Display
- Complete diagnostic control board with multiple redundant safety systems
DewPointe Specs:
- Dimensions: 16" x 19" x 43"
- Weight: 120 pounds (50 Kg) empty, 186 pounds (68 kg) full
- Water Storage Capacity
- Main Reservoir: 6.6 gallons (25 liters)
- Evaporation Collection Tank: .5 gallons (2 liters)
- Hot Water Tank: .5 gallons (2 liters)
- Cold Water Tank: .5 gallons (2 liters)
- Power Consumption:
- 471 W (making and chilling water)
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- Hot Water Heater: 300 W
- Refrigerant: R134 (environmentally friendly)
- 5 Stage Filter System:
- Electorstatic Filter
- Sediment Filter
- Pre-Carbon Filter
- Post Carbon Block Filter
- Ultra Violet 11w UV
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The AWS Technology Difference:
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