Orange County - DynGlobal, a US based company dedicated to advanced technology, renewable energy, and solar power solutions announced today that it is supporting the victims of the earthquake and tsunami disaster in Japan by providing portable and point of use solar powered water purification systems.
The DynGlobal water purification units, with capacities ranging from 100 liters per day up to 40,000 liters per day, feature a four-stage ultrafiltration process enabling them to filter out radioactive contamination, arsenic, mercury, lead, bacteria, and other heavy metals. The units are rapidly deployable and can be paired with backup battery power to be completely grid-independent.
“I think its time that we have learned a lesson from Katrina and Haiti,” states DynGlobal CEO, Vernon Wright. “Bottled water is neither cost effective nor sustainable. Government agencies and relief organizations pay hundreds of dollars per gallon to supply water. South Korea, China, and the United States are shipping in tons of bottled water...It didn’t work in Haiti and won’t be an adequate solution for Japan.”
DynGlobal’s solar driven water purification units are available to be shipped from its manufacturing in California and could reach Japan in as little as one day.
Written by Todd R. Burns, March 14, 2011