Questions, answered

This is what the storage tank is for. The Hydropack makes water when conditions are favorable and banks it in a tank sized to a few days of supply, so a dry spell or a short outage doesn't interrupt what comes out of your tap. Production pauses without power and resumes when it returns; water already in the tank stays available. Homeowners who pair the system with solar and battery storage can keep producing through longer outages.

The Hydropack works on the same basic principle as your air conditioner. It draws in surrounding air and filters out dust and particulates, then uses ambient heat-exchange technology to cool that air to its dew point, condensing the water vapor into liquid — the same way dew forms overnight. That water passes through a multi-stage purification system and is stored, ready to use straight from the unit or piped into your home's plumbing. No well, no municipal connection, no trucked-in deliveries.

Yes. Every drop passes through multi-stage filtration, and in independent lab testing by Microbac Laboratories, Pace Analytical, and EMSL Analytical, Aquaria's water was non-detect for 100+ contaminants, no microplastics, PFAS, or dissolved heavy metals. We recommend an annual third-party water test on your own installation to confirm performance over time.

The Hydropack line is rated at 0.24 kWh per liter (0.9 kWh per gallon) of water produced, efficient by the standards of the category. Because production can be scheduled, the Hydropack pairs naturally with home solar, running it during peak solar hours can bring the effective energy cost close to zero.

Published output figures are rated at 86°F / 30°C and 80% relative humidity — the standard conditions used for a like-for-like comparison across the category. Real output tracks your local weather: a Hydropack operates in temperatures from 59°F to 109°F (15–43°C) and in humidity down to about 25%, producing more in warm, humid air and less in cool, dry air. Because output shifts day to day, each system pairs with a storage tank, typically sized to 2–3 days of production, so your supply stays steady.

The Hydropack is our most popular model, producing about 132 gallons of water a day — enough to serve as the primary water supply for a typical household. If your needs are smaller, the Hydropack S (~66 gal/day) may be enough; for large homes, high-demand households, or ADUs, the Hydropack X (~264 gal/day) is the better fit. Our free water plan generator can size the right model to your household and location.

Its ~132 gallons per day is rated at 86°F / 30°C and 80% relative humidity — the standard conditions used to compare atmospheric water generators. Real output depends on your local climate: the Hydropack operates in temperatures from 59°F to 109°F (15–43°C) and in humidity down to about 25%, producing more in warm, humid air and less in cool, dry conditions. A storage tank sized to a few days of production smooths out the day-to-day variation so your supply stays steady.

The Hydropack runs on a dedicated 220V single-phase circuit (30A double-pole breaker, 5.12 kW rated) and is rated at 0.24 kWh per liter (0.9 kWh per gallon) of water produced — efficient for the category. Because production can be scheduled, it pairs naturally with home solar; running it during peak solar hours can bring the effective energy cost close to zero.

Yes. Every drop passes through multi-stage filtration, and in independent lab testing by Microbac Laboratories, Pace Analytical, and EMSL Analytical, Aquaria's water was non-detect for 100+ contaminants, no microplastics, PFAS, or dissolved heavy metals. We recommend an annual third-party water test on your own installation to confirm performance over time.

A Hydropack installs outdoors on a small pad, connects to a dedicated 240V circuit (roughly 20A to 50A depending on the model), and plumbs into a storage tank that feeds your home. Installation takes days, not weeks, and is handled by a professional installer. Financing starts at $137/month with 0% down and no payments for the first six months, subject to credit approval.

Yes. Every drop passes through multi-stage filtration, and in independent lab testing by Microbac Laboratories, Pace Analytical, and EMSL Analytical, Aquaria's water was non-detect for 100+ contaminants, no microplastics, PFAS, or dissolved heavy metals. We recommend an annual third-party water test on your own installation to confirm performance over time.

No, the Hydropixel is an all-in-one, self-contained atmospheric water generator water cooler with over 11 gallons of internal water storage. If you are interested in a water from air generator compatible with an external storage tank, please reach out to us to get in touch with an Aquaria product specialist for a solution that best fits your water needs.

Regular filter changes and occasional cleaning are required. Water and air filter replacement is recommended every 6 months and takes less than 5 minutes to complete. Please refer to your user manual for detailed instructions.

Yes, the Hydropixel will automatically switch from water production mode to standby mode when the internal tanks are full.

The Hydropixel is plug-and-play out of the box! Simply plug your Hydropixel into a standard wall outlet, and the machine will automatically begin operating. After 24 hours, you’ll have fresh, clean drinking water made from the air ready to dispense.

The Hydropixel works best in a large room, with adequate open space (1 foot) on its back and right side for sufficient ventilation so that the machine is able to cycle enough air to produce water from the air.

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Qualified buyers can start with $0 down and no payments for up to 6 months, with fixed rates as low as 8.99%. Rates and payment amounts are estimates and may vary — all loans are subject to underwriting and approval. Your Aquaria representative will walk you through the options that fit your household.

Estimated payments start at $137/month for the Hydropack S, $207/month for the Hydropack, and $330/month for the Hydropack X. Those estimates include typical plumbing and electrical connections, the concrete pad, tax, and estimated delivery. An Aquaria representative calculates your exact payment based on your system configuration and installation requirements.

No. Aquaria is a technology company, not a lender — financing is provided by a third-party lender. We help you apply and get a prompt decision, and the full description of fees and loan terms lives in your loan agreement.

Financing is available to customers purchasing equipment from Aquaria that we install, and installation services are currently available in Texas. Approval is subject to the lender's underwriting.

Four steps: choose the right Hydropack for your needs, complete a short financing application with our team and get a prompt decision, then our certified installation partners install the system and connect it to your home. You start using the water right away, with no payments for the first 6 months.