Data Centers
Potential staff water, emergency potable reserves, cleaning, landscaping, humidification and selected facility-support applications after engineering and treatment review.
Industrial Model AWG-5000L-38
Industrial Water From Air for High-Demand Facilities
A high-capacity atmospheric water platform for data centers, hospitals, institutional campuses, large office buildings, hospitality properties and other facilities that require project-specific water planning.
Preliminary manufacturer information: final production, equipment configuration, water uses and project suitability require written confirmation and engineering review.
AWG-5000L-38High-capacity industrial platform
5,100 L/day*At 30 C / 80% RH
3,000 L/day*At 27 C / 60% RH
38 kWRated input power
380V3-phase, 50/60 Hz
System Overview
Scalable On-Site Water Production
The quoted industrial platform combines high-capacity atmospheric condensation with a multi-stage treatment configuration, programmable controls and project-specific storage and distribution planning.
- High-capacity condensation for suitable climates
- PPF, granular activated carbon, reverse osmosis and LED-UV treatment configuration
- PLC and touch-screen controls
- Compressor protection and monitoring functions
- Modular planning for multiple-unit deployments
Engineering notice: Industrial atmospheric water is not a drop-in substitute for every potable, clinical, process or cooling-water requirement. The intended uses must be defined before system selection.
Preliminary Technical Reference
| Model | AWG-5000L-38 |
|---|---|
| Quoted production* | 5,100 L/day at 30 C / 80% RH |
| Alternate quoted production* | 3,000 L/day at 27 C / 60% RH |
| Rated input power | 38 kW |
| Electrical supply | 380V, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz |
| Quoted operating range | 15 C-43 C and 25%-95% RH |
| Controls | PLC and touch-screen interface |
| Treatment reference | PPF, GAC, RO and LED-UV |
*Actual output is highly dependent on temperature, relative humidity, airflow, operating hours, installation conditions and equipment condition.
Facility Applications
Industrial and Institutional Environments
Each application requires a defined water-use plan, independent water-quality verification and appropriate system integration.
Hospitals & Medical Campuses
Potential resilience and facility-support applications, subject to clinical water standards, infection-control requirements, testing and local approvals.
Universities & Large Campuses
Potential distributed drinking-water, staff, landscaping and emergency-reserve uses across multi-building properties.
Large Office Buildings
Potential employee hydration, cafeterias, emergency reserve and approved facility-support uses.
Hotels & Resort Campuses
Potential guest, staff and selected operational water uses, subject to demand, storage, sanitation and local requirements.
Island & Remote Facilities
Supplemental on-site production where delivered water, logistics or storage create significant operational challenges.
Project Definition
1
2
3
4
What Must Be Confirmed Before a Quote?
Water Uses
Potable reserve, staff use, cleaning, landscaping, humidification or another clearly defined application.
Climate Data
Temperature, relative humidity, seasonal variation, airflow and expected operating schedule.
Electrical & Site
Available three-phase power, location, ventilation, drainage, access, structural support and noise considerations.
Treatment & Storage
Finished-water specifications, storage volume, recirculation, sanitation, distribution and testing requirements.
Engineering Workflow
From Preliminary Inquiry to Project Plan
- Define the intended water uses and required daily volume
- Review local climate and seasonal production expectations
- Confirm electrical, space, ventilation and access requirements
- Design treatment, storage, distribution and sanitation systems
- Review local codes, permits, water-quality and regulatory requirements
- Confirm commissioning, maintenance, replacement parts and service coverage
Commercial Due Diligence
Industrial Quotes Are Project-Specific
Final project cost can vary materially based on equipment quantity, destination, freight, duties, taxes, electrical work, storage, treatment, installation, commissioning, testing, permits, training and service coverage.
A written proposal should identify responsibilities, exclusions, performance assumptions, environmental conditions, warranty terms and the process for confirming final water quality.
Important: Quoted production values should not be used as guaranteed site output without climate analysis and written manufacturer or engineering confirmation.
Regional Project Development
United States and Caribbean Industrial Inquiries
EcoBlue Water USA is developing industrial, institutional, commercial, dealer and distribution relationships across the United States and Caribbean.
Caribbean projects should address freight, customs, taxes, electrical standards, installation logistics, replacement supplies, commissioning and local service coverage early in the planning process.
Discuss your facility and intended water use
Request a Site Evaluation
Start With the Facility Requirements
Include the country or island, facility type, intended water uses, required daily volume, available power and project timeline.
Questions & Answers
Industrial Atmospheric Water FAQs
How much water can the AWG-5000L-38 produce?
Preliminary manufacturer data quotes approximately 5,100 liters per day at 30 C and 80% relative humidity, and approximately 3,000 liters per day at 27 C and 60% relative humidity. Actual production varies substantially with site conditions.
What facilities may evaluate an industrial system?
Potential applications include data centers, hospitals, large offices, institutional campuses, hospitality properties and remote facilities, subject to engineering and regulatory review.
Does an industrial project require engineering?
Yes. Climate, electrical, storage, treatment, water-quality, maintenance, integration and regulatory requirements should be reviewed before purchase or installation.
Can the water be used for every facility need?
No. Potable, clinical, process, cooling, humidification and cleaning uses may have different treatment and quality requirements. The intended uses must be defined and approved.
Can multiple industrial units be combined?
Potentially. Multiple-unit deployments require planning for electrical capacity, controls, treatment, storage, distribution, redundancy, maintenance and realistic climate-adjusted production.
Why is pricing available only by quote?
Final pricing depends on equipment quantity, destination, freight, duties, taxes, electrical configuration, treatment and storage design, installation, commissioning and service coverage.