Innovative Off-Grid Water Solutions
Discover efficient water generation devices for all needs.
Innovative Off-Grid Water Solutions
Discover efficient water generation devices for all needs.
About Solaris H2O
Rain Harvesting Systems
Rainwater harvesting captures and stores rain from rooftops or other surfaces, providing a natural and free source of water. Our systems include filters and tanks that keep the water clean and ready for use in irrigation, sanitation, or even drinking (with proper treatment). This method supplements the AWG output and is especially valuabl
Rainwater harvesting captures and stores rain from rooftops or other surfaces, providing a natural and free source of water. Our systems include filters and tanks that keep the water clean and ready for use in irrigation, sanitation, or even drinking (with proper treatment). This method supplements the AWG output and is especially valuable during rainy seasons or in tropical climates. It also reduces strain on municipal water systems and helps communities become more self-sufficient. By combining rainwater with AWG output, we ensure year-round water availability.
Atmospheric Water Generators (AWG)
AWGs are devices that pull moisture directly from the air and turn it into clean drinking water. We provide the above schematic because there are many AWGs and the type and capacity of AWG depends on your needs. They work by cooling humid air until water condenses—similar to how dew forms on grass in the morning. This process is especial
AWGs are devices that pull moisture directly from the air and turn it into clean drinking water. We provide the above schematic because there are many AWGs and the type and capacity of AWG depends on your needs. They work by cooling humid air until water condenses—similar to how dew forms on grass in the morning. This process is especially useful in areas with unreliable water infrastructure or during emergencies when traditional sources are compromised. SolarisH2O’s AWGs are powered by renewable energy, making them ideal for off-grid use. They provide a dependable baseline water supply, even in drought-prone or disaster-hit regions.
Solar, Micro-Wind, Battery Storage
Solar, Micro-Wind, Battery Storage
To power the entire system sustainably, SolarisH2O uses solar panels and micro wind turbines. Solar panels collect energy from the sun during the day, while wind turbines capture energy from breezes -- especially useful at night or during cloudy weather. These renewable sources eliminate the need for fossil fuels and reduce operating cost
To power the entire system sustainably, SolarisH2O uses solar panels and micro wind turbines. Solar panels collect energy from the sun during the day, while wind turbines capture energy from breezes -- especially useful at night or during cloudy weather. These renewable sources eliminate the need for fossil fuels and reduce operating costs over time. The dual setup ensures that energy is available in a variety of weather conditions, making the system reliable even during storms or grid outages. This energy powers the AWGs, pumps, filters, and irrigation systems.
Battery Storage: Battery storage is the backbone of continuous operation. It stores excess energy generated during sunny or windy periods and releases it when needed—like at night or during extended cloudy days. This ensures that water production and distribution don’t stop when the sun isn’t shining or the wind isn’t blowing. Our battery systems are designed to be safe, long-lasting, and scalable depending on the size of the deployment. In emergency scenarios, stored energy becomes critical for maintaining water access when other systems fail.
Diesel-Solar Hybrid Backup Systems: In high-risk or remote areas, SolarisH2O deploys mobile hybrid systems that combine diesel generators with solar panels. These units—roughly the size of a small truck—are designed for rapid deployment during emergencies, natural disasters, or infrastructure failures. Diesel provides immediate, reliable power when solar or wind is insufficient, while solar reduces fuel consumption and emissions over time. This hybrid approach ensures water access even in the most challenging conditions. It’s especially useful for emergency responders, mobile clinics, and temporary shelters where flexibility and speed are essential.
Drip Irrigation for Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA)
Conservation of Water in Everything we do!
Drip irrigation is a water-efficient method of delivering moisture directly to plant roots, minimizing waste and maximizing crop yield. SolarisH2O integrates this technology into greenhouses and small-scale farms, especially in disaster-prone or arid regions. CEA allows communities to grow food year-round, even in harsh conditions. By pairing clean water with smart irrigation, we support food security alongside water access. This is especially impactful for underserved farming communities and emergency shelters with limited resources.
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