The unit uses a chitosan-polypyrrole hydrogel that absorbs raw water and is heated by sunlight through an inclined glass panel. This drives evaporation, which condenses as clean water — all moved by gravity, with no pump required.
Yes. A small solar-charged LED extends evaporation into the night, so the system keeps producing water after sunset.
Up to 23 litres per day for every square metre of hydrogel, depending on sunlight and raw water quality.
Prices vary depending on your needs. You can request a quote or book a free demo of how our system works. Click here to request a quote
Units are designed for a 3-year lifespan with no moving parts, so community members can maintain them without specialised tools. An optional annual maintenance subscription covers hydrogel replacement and servicing.
Our pilot work is focused on Northern Uganda, including refugee settlements such as Bidi Bidi and Palorinya, alongside rural communities around Gulu.
We work with NGOs, government ministries, universities, and donors on funding, distribution, and research. Reach out through our Contact page to start a conversation.
