Aquacello have various solutions to capture, convert and regulate water from air for personal and industrial use, our Atmospheric Water Generators range from 10 litres per day right up to 200 000 litres per day, our expert sales and servicing teams have the necessary skills to scope a solution for your exact requirements.

Site surveys for larger installations are recommended and are completed by an AWG engineer.

Through our Sky Water range, we focus on reducing costs as well as your carbon footprint.

Our service centre is fully equipped to support and service a range of machines, an Aquacello Technician can come to site alternatively you can deliver your unit to our service centre where our team will be able to provide you with a quotation to repair your unit.

We offer SLA’s to suit any requirement and welcome enquiries to support your current installation.

Domestic houses rely on municipal water for all of their water requirements, including drinking water. As municipal water demand grows with urban expansion, the underlying infrastructure becomes stressed, leading to breakages and leaks, exposing residents to dirt, E.Coli and other dangerous pathogens in their drinking water.

Our home units can provide between 20 to 100 litres of drinking water to a household per day.

We can also provide a solution enabling households to get off the water grid completely. A connection to municipal or city water is available to make the unit serve as a water purifier during dry cold conditions.

Commercial businesses (office blocks, health clinics, schools, government, military, and farms) rely on municipal water as their main source of water, a costly, often unhealthy and environmentally unfriendly option.

Our commercial units have the capacity to provide any volume of water required, regardless of the size of the business.

Our sky water units can provide drinking water to any remote site. Remote businesses (mining exploration, oilrigs, and ships at sea, bush lodges, remote villages and work sites) have difficulty accessing drinking water, often requiring expensive transport of bottled water to these sites, which has a negative impact on the environment.