Es­pe­cially in coun­tries with cen­tral water sup­plies, rain­wa­ter is hardly used ex­cept for flush­ing toi­lets and wa­ter­ing the gar­den.

The sav­ing of clean drink­ing water is not only use­ful for eco­log­i­cal and eco­nomic rea­sons, in the long run, it is a very nec­es­sary mea­sure. Al­ready, in sev­eral re­gions of the world, rain­wa­ter har­vest­ing pro­vides an abun­dance of free water of an ex­tra­or­di­nary high qual­ity

If nei­ther rain­wa­ter nor grey­wa­ter is suf­fi­ciently avail­able for the de­sired con­sumer, then the rain­wa­ter and ….

Sev­eral mil­lion house own­ers will have to retro­fit their waste­water treat­ment sys­tems at a cost of thou­sands of Euros or re­place their ex­ist­ing sys­tems in order to meet the tech­ni­cal stan­dards.

With rain­wa­ter 80% of the en­ergy to cool build­ings and costs for water soft­en­ers can be saved.

Sur­face wa­ters sources such as lakes, rivers and streams can be processed …

The basic for­mat for the treat­ment of ground­wa­ter cor­re­sponds to that for the sur­face water.

AQUALOOP is suit­able for treat­ing water for aquar­is­tics and fish farm­ing. Fur­ther in­for­ma­tion on re­quest.

AQUALOOP is suit­able for treat­ing water from water ma­chines. Fur­ther in­for­ma­tion on re­quest.