Clean water, made from the air around you

This is what the storage tank is for. The Hydropack makes water when conditions are favorable and banks it in a tank sized to a few days of supply, so a dry spell or a short outage doesn't interrupt what comes out of your tap. Production pauses without power and resumes when it returns; water already in the tank stays available. Homeowners who pair the system with solar and battery storage can keep producing through longer outages.

The Hydropack works on the same basic principle as your air conditioner. It draws in surrounding air and filters out dust and particulates, then uses ambient heat-exchange technology to cool that air to its dew point, condensing the water vapor into liquid — the same way dew forms overnight. That water passes through a multi-stage purification system and is stored, ready to use straight from the unit or piped into your home's plumbing. No well, no municipal connection, no trucked-in deliveries.

Yes. Every drop passes through multi-stage filtration, and in independent lab testing by Microbac Laboratories, Pace Analytical, and EMSL Analytical, Aquaria's water was non-detect for 100+ contaminants, no microplastics, PFAS, or dissolved heavy metals. We recommend an annual third-party water test on your own installation to confirm performance over time.

The Hydropack line is rated at 0.24 kWh per liter (0.9 kWh per gallon) of water produced, efficient by the standards of the category. Because production can be scheduled, the Hydropack pairs naturally with home solar, running it during peak solar hours can bring the effective energy cost close to zero.

Published output figures are rated at 86°F / 30°C and 80% relative humidity — the standard conditions used for a like-for-like comparison across the category. Real output tracks your local weather: a Hydropack operates in temperatures from 59°F to 109°F (15–43°C) and in humidity down to about 25%, producing more in warm, humid air and less in cool, dry air. Because output shifts day to day, each system pairs with a storage tank, typically sized to 2–3 days of production, so your supply stays steady.