Water Purification

Unsafe drinking water is a global issue - the DynGlobal product line will help!

According to the World Health Organization, 1.6 million deaths per year can be attributed to unsafe water, poor sanitation and insufficient hygiene. Governments and individuals around the world are facing international and regional disputes over water, water scarcity and contamination, unsustainable use of groundwater, ecological degradation, and the threat of climate change. The world’s water problems lie in the failure to provide even the most basic water services for billions of people and the devastating human health problems associated with that failure.

DynGlobal has developed the world’s first solar powered water filtration technologies to meet the challenges of the rapidly accelerating water crisis. DynGlobal’s water-filtration technologies help our customers improve the health and safety conditions of areas lacking adequate infrastructure, transmission grids and direct access to safe water supplies. Such self-sustaining, clean water systems are seen as crucial in the global fight to reduce the spread of diseases and improve mortality rates in developing countries.

Our premier water filtration product, the , produces up to 25,000 liters (6,500 gallons) of clean, safe drinking water a day. It operates entirely from the power of the sun producing potable drinking water which is bacteria, virus, cyst and pathogen free. DynGlobal includes in the arsenic, lead, mercury and other heavy metals removal from the same source water in their entire product line.

It is designed to work in remote/rural areas where there is little, if any, infrastructure. No power is required, only a fresh water source.

Advantages of the DynGlobal Water Product Line:

• Scalable & Customizable Solutions:
  40GPD - over 10,000 GPD units
• Minimal power requirements:
  Solar power or gravity feed
• Rapid deployment:
  All products can be shipped within 7-14 days
• Simple reliable components:
  Proven water filtering capabilities in austere environments