European design compliments any countertop area!
Power – 120V AC / 60 Hz – 800 watt.
Electrical Costs: Three times KWH cost per gallon – approx. 35¢ per gallon.
One U.S. gallon capacity (3.785 liters) plastic container
Will produce up to 6 U.S. gallons per day.
All materials conform to U.S. FDA requirements. West German (VDE) listed and conforms to (CE) directives.
1 Year Manufacturers Warranty.
Quality Pure Water Simply!
Distillation is the most effective method of water purification. Distillation occurs when water is brought to 212 degrees, boiled, thus killing bacteria and viruses, then vaporized to separate out minerals, lead, bacteria, nitrates and other contaminants. The vapor is then condensed back into liquid water that is 99.9 percent pure. Distillers eliminate the need and inconvenience of buying bottled water, and help maximize the life of water-using appliances such as coffee makers, steam irons and humidifiers by preventing mineral build-up.
The WaterWise Distiller is portable and lightweight, making it ideal for home use or for travel where public water systems are unreliable. It removes cryptosporidium, an infectious parasite that can cause diarrhea, vomiting, fever, prolonged cholera-like illness and possible death. The distiller produces a gallon of distilled water in six hours at a fraction of the cost of buying bottled water. It automatically shuts off when finished, so you can distill water overnight or while at work.
Enjoy the incredibly refreshing taste and convenience of purified water with your own WaterWiseTM Distiller. Make it fresh each day. Distilled water can be used for coffee, tea, juices, and soups delicious. Use distilled water when you prepare vegetables, fruits, organic foods and even baby formula. Cleaner, healthier, better tasting water…You know you deserve the best!
Size 15″ H x 14.5″W x 10.5″D
Counter Top Weight – 13 lbs.
Automatic shut-off (works while you sleep or are away from home).
Stainless steel condensing coil.
Volatile gasses boil off through vent in condensing coil.
