Air handling
Ambient air enters the unit and passes through air filtration before reaching the condensation stage.
Nimbus technology
From air. Into water.
A closer look at atmospheric water generation — from moisture in the air to treated drinking water.
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Air intake
Moisture-bearing ambient air enters the system. The journey begins with the air around you.
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Air filtration
Air passes through filters that capture airborne particles before it reaches the cooled surfaces.
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Cooling & condensation
Water vapor meets cooled surfaces and condenses into droplets. Collected water flows into the treatment system.
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Water treatment
Collected water passes through model-specific filtration: RO or UF. UV treatment is included on selected models only.
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Storage & delivery
Treated water is stored and delivered for drinking. Ambient, hot and cold dispensing options vary by model.
Original conceptual visualization, not actual equipment or an engineering schematic. Component shapes, materials and arrangement are illustrative, not model-specific. Treatment configuration varies by model; water output depends on temperature, humidity and operating conditions. UV is included on selected models only.
The system / in sequence
One connected process.
Air handling, cooled surfaces, water treatment and storage work together. The exact configuration is determined by the Nimbus model.
Condensation & collection
Moisture becomes liquid water on cooled surfaces. The collected water enters the water-treatment system.
Treatment & delivery
Model-specific filtration prepares collected water for storage and dispensing. Available water temperatures vary by model.
Model-specific treatment
The configuration matters.
Nimbus documentation lists RO or UF filtration variants and UV on selected models. A single illustration cannot represent every system.
- RO / UF
- Reverse osmosis or ultrafiltration, depending on the model.
- UV
- Included on selected models — not a universal feature.
- Dispensing
- Ambient, hot or cold options, according to the model.
Operating factors
Selected around your site.
Manufacturer production ratings use 30°C and 80% relative humidity. Actual output depends on temperature, humidity and site conditions.
Temperature & humidity
The available moisture and ambient temperature affect water output.
Demand & storage
Plan production, storage and distribution around daily drinking-water demand.
Power & maintenance
Assess available power and a model-specific maintenance plan. Solar or hybrid supply requires site-specific sizing and backup planning.
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