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CLEAN WATER

Stop shipping it. Start making it.

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Available for Purchase

T-500

Standalone. 200+ gallons a day. Use a forklift to load onto a trailer or pad; no mount required.

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MT-50

Two-person carry. ~16 gallons a day. Optional Pelican case.


MT-500

Trailer-mountable version of the T-500. Same output, moves with the mission.

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ATMOSPHERIC WATER GENERATORS


Potable water. Certified components. Rated output.

  • Portable

  • Energy Efficient

  • Low Maintenance

  • Wi-Fi Compatible

  • Durable Construction

  • Automatic, 24/7 Water Production

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COMING SOON


Tsunami® Typhoon

Water plus cooling.

ATMOSPHERIC WATER GENERATORS


How They Work

Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) extract water from humidity in the air. Moist ambient air is pulled into the Tsunami® unit by fans. A multi-layer air filter removes dust, pollen, and other airborne particles.

Next, the air is drawn through a series of condensing coils, where water vapor is cooled down sufficiently to reach the dew point. This converts water vapor into droplets.

Collected water runs a multi-stage filter and UV. Output is potable. Not tap water with chemicals added back in.

FEATURES


WORK WITH LONESTAR LIONESS


  • U.S. government distributor and single point of contact for Tsunami atmospheric water generators

  • Specs, quotes, demos, and delivery coordinated from one desk

  • WOSB / SDVOSB; SAM UEI: GG22RUER8MU4; CAGE: 10QU7

  • Factory training and parts support behind every sale

  • Tsunami manufactures. Lonestar Lioness quotes and stays on the account.

One POC.

A SUSTAINABLE SOLUTION


Dirty air in. Potable water out.

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Will the atmosphere ever run out of water if we keep extracting it?

At any moment, the atmosphere contains an astounding 37.5 quadrillion gallons (140 trillion liters) of water, in the invisible vapor state.

Even with the entire world population of 7.6 billion consuming water from atmospheric water generators, it would use just 0.002% of the water vapor in the atmosphere... only to have nature replace it over and over again! Water is in a constant hydrological cycle.

That's why water from air is an abundant and renewable source of drinking water.

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Natural Disasters •

Remote Locations •

No ground water •

Contaminated Water •

Commercial Agriculture •

Military Ops & Installations •

Humanitarian Projects •

Hospitals, Schools, Offices •

Crisis Relief Centers •

Fire Stations •

Natural Disasters • Remote Locations • No ground water • Contaminated Water • Commercial Agriculture • Military Ops & Installations • Humanitarian Projects • Hospitals, Schools, Offices • Crisis Relief Centers • Fire Stations •

A BETTER WAY


Clean drinking water without the convoy.

Increase readiness and endurance by making clean drinking water on site — no bottles to haul, farther reach, longer time on mission.

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Eliminate the haul.

Enhance sustainability with drinking water made on site — when local conditions support the rating. Fewer trucks. Fewer pallets.

Eliminate the plastic.

Increase readiness by cutting the bottled-water lift. Same hydration, less waste, no pallet to guard.

Eliminate the shortage.

Improve adaptability when the well, the plant, or the truck is down. Stand up potable water on site.