Poly Phoenix potable water treatment plant in a 12.0 metre container. 
Poly Phoenix developed a larger potable water plant that can convert raw river or dam water into World health organisation standard drinking water at up to 36 cubic meters (36 000 litres) per hour. The Aquapak 12.0 can produce up to 800 000 litres of drinking water a day from a raw water source that has less than 100 NTU turbidity and total dissolved solids of less than 500 ppm.

The unit can supply sufficient water for a community of up to 6000 people at 100 litres/person/day. The unit has a complete chemical pre treatment before the Settlers to help the dirt to settle. The settled water is then pumped through dual media filters and clean water is produced out the other side. A secondary injection of chlorine kills bacteria, viruses and fungi in the water, rendering it safe to drink.

Poly Phoenix potable water treatment plant in a 3.0 metre container.

Poly Phoenix developed a medium size potable water plant that can convert raw river or dam water into World health organisation standard drinking water at up to 6 cubic meters (6000 litres) per hour. The Aquapak 3.0 can produce up to 72000 litres of drinking water a day from a raw water source that has less than 100 NTU turbidity and total dissolved solids of less than 500 ppm. The unit can supply sufficient water for a community of up to 700 people at 100 litres/person/day.

The unit has a flocculant injection before the dual media filter to help the filter to “see” the dirt. This dirt is filtered and clean water is produced out the other side. A secondary injection of chlorine sterilises the water. Chlorine kills bacteria, viruses and fungi in the water, rendering it safe to drink.

The unit can supply sufficient water for a community of up to 480 people at 100 litres/person/day. The unit has a flocculant injection before the dual media filter to help the filter to “see” the dirt. This dirt is filtered and clean water is produced out the other side. A secondary injection of chlorine sterilises the water. Chlorine kills bacteria, viruses and fungi in the water, rendering it safe to drink.

Poly Phoenix developed a medium size potable water plant that can convert raw river or dam water into World health organisation standard drinking water at up to 11 cubic meters (11000 litres) per hour. The Aquapak 6.0 can produce up to 288000 litres of drinking water a day from a raw water source that has less than 100 NTU turbidity and total dissolved solids of less than 500 ppm.

The unit can supply sufficient water for a community of up to 2800 people at 100 litres/person/day. The unit has a complete chemical pre treatment before the Settlers to help the dirt to settle. The settled water is then pumped through dual media filters and clean water is produced out the other side. A secondary injection of chlorine kills bacteria, viruses and fungi in the water, rendering it safe to drink.