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Air to Water Machine(Making Drinking Water From the Air)
Model No.:
L-40
Brand:
Cilia
Voltage (V):
115-230
Installation Type:
Free Standing
Description
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Description
- Please watch how Cilia MZ Technology Water Filter works inside the machine from Youtube: https://youtu.be/_wNlATW8Emg
- *Just plug in and you can get 40 liter per day, pure, clean and drinking water.
- Water quality is approved by water profile laboratory according to FDA and NSF regulation.
- *With HEPA air filter.
- *With Philips UV light.
- *With MZ Technology Water Filter® removes particulates; odor & taste; Arsenic, Lead plus a wide range of trace metals & inactivates microbes in compliance, with WHO Guidelines1 for potable water. Virus particles undergo filtration, adsorption & contact, inactivation. Potable water quality is achieved, without chemical treatment(s) of halesome, chlorine, iodine, bromide or silver.
- *Can work at 5℃ ambient temperature, producing water approx. 3.26L/Day, and 9.168L/day at 10℃.
- *Stainless steel housing.
- Dimension: (W) 45mm x (D) 450mm x (H) 1010mm
- Power consumption: Maximum 492w working at 30℃with 115V/60Hz, approx. 502w with 230v/50Hz
- *Patent Number: MZ Patent no.7,723,253
- *With WHO (2011) Guideline for Drinking Water Quality [4th Edition, Geneva, Switzerland, World Health Organization Xiii, 541p (ISBN 978.92. Water Safety Plan Manual (2009).
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Supplier info last updated: 17 Aug 2020
Advertise since: 1 Feb 2013
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