Hotels and island resorts
Self-contained and independent of external energy sources, Krystall’s ability to transform seawater into fresh water makes it a viable choice for hotel operators wanting to reduce costs by avoiding expensive and complicated logistics.
Decision-Makers
Acess to clean water is a basic human need and has a huge impact on a region's economic developmet - it is a key priority for governments everywhere. Autonomous and easy to deploy, Krystall™ is the sustainable choice for decision-makers.
RIVER AND LAKESIDE POPULATIONS
Because its reverse-osmosis purification system removes all particles – including viruses, bacteria and all contaminants – Krystall™ is the ideal solution for communities whose lakes or rivers are polluted.
Industry
Due to very low operating costs and an investment payback of between three and five years, Krystall™ is ideal for manufacturing companies (in markets such as pharmaceuticals, food, etc) with production lines that require a steady volume of high quality water.
Rural and remote communities
Krystall™ delivers ample quantities of clean drinking water in areas where traditional purification systems cannot be deployed. With no need for external power sources, Krystall™ is the perfect solution to the challenge of water supply in isolated communities.
NGOs and relief agencies
Ready access to clean drinking water enables relief organizations to respond effectively to urgent appeals for humanitarian aid in the aftermath of natural disasters or war, and to prevent sanitary conditions from worsening.
Ironically, regions suffering from chronic shortages of drinking water are often located near to large quantities of water such as the sea, lakes, rivers or underground sources. The problem is that this water is polluted or salty, and many of these regions have no access to a reliable energy source needed to power a conventional purification system. Deployable virtually anywhere in the world, the Krystall™ purification unit converts salt water, brackish or contaminated surface water into clean, healthy drinking water.
100'000 litres a day
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