Poor water quality poses significant health risks, including infections and diseases, while high mineral content leads to pipe and appliance damage, escalating maintenance costs. In India, communities grappling with contaminated water sources encounter challenges accessing safe drinking water, adversely affecting their well-being. Watsan Community Purifiers offer innovative solutions addressing these issues, with capacities ranging from 50 to 2500 liters per hour. These purifiers adhere to IS 10500 Standards, removing harmful contaminants like arsenic, fluoride and heavy metals, thereby preventing waterborne illnesses. They operate without electricity, utilizing gravity-based mechanisms, and retain essential minerals.
Watsan also provides water vending machines (Water ATW) and portable dispensers (Water on Wheels WOW), ensuring round-the-clock access to clean drinking water with minimal maintenance. Endorsed by the Jal Shakti Ministry, these solutions contribute to efficient water resource utilization, zero electricity consumption, and easy installation and operation, crucial for communities dependent on groundwater. By ensuring safe, accessible water, Watsan water purifiers significantly improve the health and well-being of communities, mitigating the adverse effects of poor water quality.

Study of “Agasthya” Insta FLow Terafil water purifier