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Drinking Water for Remote Sites | Cup of Air
Drinking water for remote sites
Remote sites — construction yards, mines, defence or research bases — rarely have convenient mains access or stable deliveries.
AWGs provide an additional on-site source when climate and power allow. Water may be used for drinking purposes when requirements are met.
Cup of Air arranges international delivery, installation and support — experience from global water projects.
Typical remote sites
- Construction and infrastructure sites
- Mines and quarries
- Oil, gas and energy yards
- Temporary camps and bases
On-site challenges
- Long-distance transport of water and bottles
- Changing crews and load — flexible capacity needed
- Extreme climates — analysis required before yield commitments
- Service logistics — we plan maintenance and consumables
Example: construction camp, 80–120 people
At a guide ~2 L/person/day drinking water, need is 160–240 L/day — often one or two industrial AWG units.
Final sizing after site data, shifts and humidity.
Services from Cup of Air
- Consumption and climate analysis
- AWG model and configuration selection
- Delivery, installation and commissioning
- Service, consumables and technical support
Remote site project?
Describe the site, team and timeline — we will propose model and logistics.