The Watermill is an atmospheric water collection device that condenses water vapor from the air into liquid water by drawing in warm, humid air, cooling it over coils to condense the moisture, collecting and filtering the water, and sterilizing it with UV light. It functions effectively in temperatures over 15.5°C and relative humidity over 30%, drawing in air, condensing the moisture on coils, collecting and purifying the water through carbon filtration and UV sterilization.

1. WATERMILL

2. What is the Watermill? Technically speaking, the Watermill® is an atmospheric water collection device that condenses water vapor and purifies it.

3. The Mechanics of making water from air

4. An atmospheric condenser is a device able to extract moisture from ambient air. Using an air intake fan, warm air is drawn into the machine and flows toward a cooled coil that condenses the humidity into liquid form. This liquid is then sterilized by an ultraviolet light that kills bacteria. Afterward, a filtration system is used to remove solids from the water before the water is stored in a holding tank. The quantity of water produced is dependent on the relative humidity and temperature of the surrounding air. Current water generating technology is effective in a threshold of at least 15.5 degrees Celsius or 60 degrees Fahrenheit, and at least 30% of relative humidity

5. Here's how it works: The system draws in moist, outside air through an air filter. The moist air passes over a cooling element, condensing the moist air into water droplets. This water is then collected, passed through a specialized carbon filter and is then exposed to an ultraviolet sterilizer, eliminating bacteria.

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