Mobile Solar Photovoltaic RO System
♦ Main Application:
Mobile Solar PV RO System
- What it is:
A Mobile Solar PV RO System is a water purification unit that uses energy from the sun to make dirty or salty water clean and safe to drink. It is built on a trailer or cart for easy movement. - What it does (Its Purpose):
Its main job is to provide clean drinking water in remote places without access to electricity or a stable water supply. It is perfect for emergency relief, military camps, rural villages, and construction sites. - How it works (The Process):
Solar Power: Solar panels catch sunlight and convert it into electricity.
Power Control: A solar charge controller manages the power, storing the energy in batteries for use when the sun isn’t shining, and powering an inverter.
Water Pumping: The inverter provides AC power to run a feed water pump, which draws water from a well, river, or pond.
Water Cleaning: The water is forced at high pressure through a Reverse Osmosis (RO) Membrane. This very fine membrane acts like a super-filter, removing salt, bacteria, viruses, and other harmful contaminants.
Final Touch: Clean water is collected in a storage tank. Often, a UV sterilizer is used for a final disinfection to ensure the water is completely safe.
Basic Parameters
| Parameter | Model 250L | Model 500L | Model 1000L |
| Clean Water Output (per hour) | 250 Liters | 500 Liters | 1000 Liters |
| Solar Power (Solar Panels) | 1.0 – 1.5 kW | 2.0 – 2.5 kW | 4.0 – 5.0 kW |
| Battery Storage | 4 kWh | 8 kWh | 16 kWh |
| RO Membrane Type | Standard 4-inch | Standard 4-inch | Standard 8-inch |
| Water Recovery Rate | ~40-50% | ~40-50% | ~40-50% |
| Pretreatment | Sediment Filter, Carbon Filter | Sediment Filter, Carbon Filter | Sediment Filter, Carbon Filter, Softener (optional) |
| Post-Treatment | UV Sterilizer (Standard) | UV Sterilizer (Standard) | UV Sterilizer (Standard) |
| Mobility | Trailer-mounted | Trailer-mounted | Trailer-mounted |
| Ideal For | Small families, small camps | Large families, medium camps, small clinics | Large camps, small communities, emergency centers |
