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i've looked into air to water machines before and one downside i've noticed is that the energy use is really really high. one device I looked at was like 1 KW
by throw8383833jj 5y ago
i've looked into air to water machines before and one downside i've noticed is that the energy use is really really high. one device I looked at was like 1 KW per 1.5 gallons or so! definately not something to water your lawn. At that energy usage, I'd say these are more useful for survival situations where you're only producing enough water for people to drink and survive.
Other than that, I'm very excited about the propsects of air to water machines, I really really hope they become a lot more energy efficient.
- ben_w 5y agoGiven this is supposed to make 5 litres per day and is targeted at people who do not have access to safe drinking water, 1 kwh (I assume you mean kwh not kw) for 5.7 or 6.8 litres (imperial and US gallons are different) seems acceptable.