Distilled water
High-purity water is collected from a separate distilled-water outlet for daily use.
BiAGUA brings solar heat collection, steam generation, vapor transfer, condensation and heat recovery into one system. The same sunlight produces high-purity distilled water while simultaneously heating domestic water.
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BiAGUA is both a solar water heater and a solar water purification system, making more useful output from the sunlight it captures.
High-purity water is collected from a separate distilled-water outlet for daily use.
Recovered condensation heat helps warm domestic water for bathing, washing and cleaning.
Solar heat supplies both outputs, reducing dependence on purchased water and conventional water-heating energy.
A passive solar process reduces energy demand and disposable purification consumables.

Evacuated glass tubes capture sunlight and generate vapor. Stainless-steel conduits guide the vapor down to a condenser inside the insulated water tank. As distilled water forms, condensation heat is recovered to warm the surrounding domestic water. The two products leave through separate outlets.
Operating at atmospheric pressure, BiAGUA uses natural solar heating, evaporation and condensation. Its distillation process needs no electricity, filter cartridge, RO membrane, pump or anti-scaling chemical. Producing high-purity water at home can become more accessible and affordable; actual output and savings depend on local conditions.
Sunlight heats the water inside evacuated glass tubes. Vapor travels through stainless-steel conduits to an internal condenser, where distilled water forms and condensation heat helps warm domestic water.
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Sunlight heats water in the evacuated glass tubes.
Water evaporates; vapor gathers above the water level.
Stainless-steel conduits carry vapor to the condenser.
Vapor forms distilled water as its released heat warms the tank.
Collect distilled water and draw domestic hot water from separate outlets.
Compare six tube configurations and indicative daily production. Output depends on sunlight, climate, inlet-water temperature and operating conditions.
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| Model | Tubes | Distilled water L/day | Hot water L/day | CO₂ avoided kg/year* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SD-12/1800-6/120 | 12 | 4–8 | 120 | 591 |
| SD-15/1800-7.5/150 | 15 | 5–10 | 150 | 739 |
| SD-18/1800-9/180 | 18 | 6–12 | 180 | 887 |
| SD-20/1800-10/200 | 20 | 7–13 | 200 | 986 |
| SD-24/1800-12/240 | 24 | 8–16 | 240 | 1,183 |
| SD-30/1800-15/300 | 30 | 10–20 | 300 | 1,478 |
*Brochure estimates only. Results depend on solar radiation, climate, inlet-water temperature, location and operating conditions. CO₂ values use assumptions in the brochure and are not a certified environmental claim.
| Market | 19 L equivalent | Value of 3,000 L/year | 1.5 L equivalent | Value of 3,000 L/year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | USD $6–10 | USD $950–1,580 | USD $1.50–2.00 | USD $3,000–4,000 |
| Europe | USD $9–18 | USD $1,420–2,840 | USD $0.50–1.75 | USD $1,000–3,500 |
| Middle East | USD $2.70–4.00 | USD $430–630 | USD $0.35–0.70 | USD $700–1,400 |
| South Asia | USD $1.20–2.50 | USD $190–400 | USD $0.30–0.50 | USD $600–1,000 |
| Africa | USD $1.50–6.00 | USD $240–950 | USD $0.60–1.20 | USD $1,200–2,400 |
| South America | USD $3.50–9.00 | USD $550–1,420 | USD $0.70–1.30 | USD $1,400–2,600 |
Historical reference ranges reproduced from the supplied brochure; not current quotes or projected savings. Actual local prices, taxes, installation costs and water suitability must be checked separately.
One passive solar technology supports household hot water and produces distilled water. Explore the design choices behind efficiency, simpler maintenance and a lower-plastic-contact water path.
Ask about installation ↗Solar heat first generates vapor; condensation heat then contributes to warming domestic water.
Vapor condensation separates many dissolved salts and non-volatile substances from water. Test output before claiming drinking-water suitability.
The distillation process has no filter cartridge, RO membrane or anti-scaling chemical to replace.
Atmospheric-pressure operation and a vapor path without an external pump support simpler maintenance.
Glass tubes, stainless-steel vapor conduits and a stainless-steel condenser minimize plastic contact in the principal water-production path.

Domestic hot water serves bathing and washing. The distilled-water outlet can supply a dedicated tap. Installation, materials and water-quality testing should follow local requirements.
Solar operation reduces reliance on conventional energy for domestic water heating. Actual energy and emissions savings vary by location, usage and the system being replaced.
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