Campus-Wide Hydration. No Extra Infrastructure Required.
From dormitories to athletic fields to research buildings, the Skywell 100 delivers 100 gallons of clean air water per day, with zero reliance on aging campus plumbing. Built for the demands of higher education.
Why Choose Skywell
Water Independence at University Level
Universities face a growing challenge: aging infrastructure, ambitious sustainability commitments, and thousands of students who need reliable, clean hydration. The Skywell 100 is built to solve all three, simultaneously.
Water from Air
Deploy clean water anywhere on campus without tying into aging plumbing infrastructure. Fully independent atmospheric water generation, wherever you need it.
13-Stage Purification
Give students and faculty confidence in their water quality. Skywell removes 99.9% of contaminants, including lead from old campus pipes.
Zero Plastic Waste
A single Skywell 100 eliminates tens of thousands of plastic bottles per year, a measurable, visible win for your campus sustainability program.
Renewable Energy Ready
Connect to solar or wind energy for a fully carbon-neutral water solution, ideal for LEED certification goals and university sustainability reports.
100 Gallons Per Day
Enough output to meaningfully serve a dormitory, student union, athletic facility, or outdoor campus hub, all day, every day of the academic year.
External Tank Compatible
Connect the Skywell 100 to external storage tanks to build a campus water reserve for high-demand periods, large events, and emergency preparedness.
Skywell 100
The Skywell 100 is purpose-built for large-scale campus hydration. Rugged, weather-resistant, and capable of 100 gallons per day, it deploys across dormitories, quads, athletic facilities, and research buildings, with or without existing plumbing access, on renewable energy or grid power.
100 Gallons
~378 Liters / Day
Grid or Solar
Renewable Energy Ready
External Tank
Integration Ready
Outdoor Ready
Rugged & Durable
The Comparison
Skywell vs Campus Infrastructure
Skywell 100
Infrastructure-IndependentNo need for costly plumbing upgrades or tie-ins. Deploy Skywell anywhere on campus, indoors, outdoors, or in temporary structures, with power alone. Verifiably Pure WaterEvery gallon passes through 13 stages of purification. No uncertainty, no legacy contamination from decades-old campus pipe systems. Scalable Across Your Entire CampusDeploy multiple Skywell 100 units to create a distributed, resilient hydration network across your campus without major construction or disruption.
Campus Infrastructure
Aging Pipe RiskCampus plumbing infrastructure, much of it decades old, poses real and documented risks of lead, rust, and biological contamination in student drinking water.
High Infrastructure Upgrade CostsUpgrading campus water systems is expensive, disruptive, and slow, with no guarantee of consistent long-term quality improvement across all buildings.
Coverage Gaps Across CampusOutdoor quads, temporary structures, satellite facilities, and athletic areas are often left without convenient, verified, safe water access.
Water from thin air. Literally.
The atmospheric water generation process mimics nature’s water cycle.
Air Intake
Ambient air is drawn into the unit through a pre-filter that captures dust, pollen, and airborne particles.
Condensation
The air passes over a cooled surface, causing atmospheric moisture to condense into pure water droplets.
13-Stage Purification
Water passes through a 13-stage filtration system, removing 99.9% of contaminants, bacteria, and impurities.
Mineralization & Dispense
Built for Campus Crowd
The Skywell 100 isn’t just a water dispenser, it’s a campus infrastructure solution. Rugged enough for outdoor deployment, powerful enough to serve an entire dormitory or student union, and sustainable enough to count toward your university’s carbon reduction goals.
Outdoor-Ready, Weather-ResistantDesigned and built to perform in challenging outdoor environments year-round. Deploy on athletic fields, campus quads, parking areas, or temporary event spaces.
Reservoir Integration for High-Demand PeriodsConnect the Skywell 100 to external tanks to build a water reserve, ideal for graduation events, campus-wide conferences, or emergency preparedness planning.Supports LEED & ESG GoalsReplacing single-use plastics and operating on renewable energy, the Skywell 100 is a visible, quantifiable contribution to your campus sustainability program.
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Pure Water. No Pipes. No Plastic. Just Air.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Skywell 100 compare to upgrading our campus plumbing infrastructure?
A full campus plumbing upgrade to address aging pipe infrastructure typically costs millions of dollars, involves years of construction disruption, and affects every building on campus. The Skywell 100 is a fundamentally different approach: instead of fixing the delivery network, it bypasses it entirely. At $27,950 per unit, multiple Skywell 100s can be deployed across dormitories, athletic facilities, and outdoor spaces for a fraction of a full infrastructure upgrade, providing clean drinking water in targeted locations within weeks, not years.
How much water does the Skywell 100 actually produce, is it enough for campus scale?
The Skywell 100 produces up to 100 gallons (~378 litres) of purified drinking water per day, per unit. For a single dormitory building, one or two units typically cover drinking water needs adequately. For campus-wide deployment, a phased multi-unit approach across key student touchpoints, dormitory lobbies, the student union, the athletic complex, and outdoor quads provides meaningful coverage without a single water line. The Skywell 100 also integrates with external storage tanks, allowing reserve capacity to be built for high-demand periods.
Can the Skywell 100 run on our campus solar infrastructure or renewable energy systems?
Yes. The Skywell 100 is compatible with solar panels and renewable energy sources, making it a natural fit for universities with existing solar infrastructure or LEED certification commitments. For sustainability officers and facilities teams working toward carbon neutrality or net-zero targets, a solar-powered campus water generation program using Skywell 100 units is a tangible, measurable initiative, producing clean water, eliminating plastic procurement, and reducing grid energy use simultaneously.
Is the Skywell 100 built to stay outdoors year-round, including winter months?
The Skywell 100 features rugged, weather-resistant construction designed for permanent outdoor deployment. It can be positioned on open quads, athletic fields, parking areas, and outdoor gathering spaces without shelter or enclosure. Note that, like all atmospheric water generators, output is influenced by ambient conditions; colder temperatures and lower humidity will reduce daily production. For campuses in colder climates, Skywell recommends discussing a seasonal deployment strategy to ensure your unit locations maximise year-round output.