AWG Performance by Humidity and Temperature

Why climate changes how much water the unit produces.

Relative humidity, temperature, and liters per kWh

An atmospheric water generator's performance depends directly on relative humidity and air temperature: the higher the humidity and the milder the climate, the more water the unit condenses per kWh consumed. With dry or cold air, output drops and the cost per liter rises. Samai Hidro models this behavior with a climate factor in its impact simulator.