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Performance guide

Humidity is the first reality check for water-from-air systems

Atmospheric water generation is climate-sensitive. A system that performs in warm humid air may deliver very different results in cool or dry conditions.

Relative humidity is only part of the picture

Temperature changes how much water vapor air can hold, so relative humidity should be considered alongside temperature and dew point. Marketing output figures are meaningful only when their test conditions are disclosed.

Questions to ask before buying or building

What temperature and humidity produced the stated output?

What happens during your driest season?

How much energy is used per unit of collected water?

Does the system disclose treatment and maintenance requirements?

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