The Company will design, patent and manufacture off-grid, solar powered atmospheric water generators to provide clean, potable water around the globe. Units will be both small and affordable- producing 10-20 gallons of clean, potable water (Adam's Ale) per day. This is more than enough to sustain a family, or a small garden.
We are merging the manufacture of clean water dehumidifiers with DC solar power and constructing the system to operate out-doors and off the grid. Most atmospheric water generators are indoor units that run on A/C current.
This will be a modular system, with a solar panel/battery 'power pyrimid', and the dehumification/filtration unit.
Adam's Solar Ale
Glastonbury, CT
David Weinberg, CEO
This company has been selected as a 2011 CT Tech Company to Watch, for more information visit, http://www.ct.org/Innovation_Pipeline.asp.
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Posted by: water damage | October 17, 2013 at 01:47 AM
I think that is great that you have invented a clean water dehumidifier that runs off of solar power. I have been dehumidifying my home for a couple weeks now because we suffered damage from a flood a month and a half ago. The dehumidification process has been very costly and long. With that being said, I can really see why this innovation is important. Thank you for sharing.
Posted by: Mike Cornelia | September 27, 2012 at 10:21 AM