Magnetic Ballast Clarification (MBC) removes suspended solids, turbidity, algae, and particulate-bound metals. It’s highly effective for bulk clarification, especially in high-load or variable water sources. Other contaminants such as dissolved metals and pathogens, to make the water potable, can be removed by adding some additional low-cost processes to the standard system.

AquaSolve units are modular and containerised—most can be operational within hours of delivery, depending on the site preparation. Full setups typically deploy in 1–3 days, making them ideal for emergency response or remote installations.

Yes. AquaSolve is designed for low-energy operation and integrates seamlessly with solar systems. It’s well-suited for off-grid, remote, or disaster-prone areas where reliability and simplicity matter.

Standard systems include automated flow control, dosing, and sensor feedback. Optional modules can add remote monitoring, saturation alerts, and adaptive flow regulation for more advanced deployments.

Settled sludge is collected in a chamber or pond and can be safely disposed, composted, or repurposed depending on site conditions. The system minimizes chemical residue and avoids membrane fouling.

Unlike membrane or chemical-heavy systems, AquaSolve uses magnetic ballast to accelerate settling—no high-pressure components, no complex consumables. It’s modular, scalable, and built for real-world adaptability.

AquaSolve’s operational costs are up to 50% lower than most traditional systems. It uses minimal energy, requires fewer consumables and avoids frequent maintenance cycles. Compared to RO or chemical dosing, it’s more sustainable and cost-efficient over time.

Yes. AquaSolve uses low energy, minimal chemicals, and produces no membrane waste. Its modular design supports solar integration and reduces environmental impact across deployment, operation, and maintenance. Recycling the majority of its consumables produces the minimum waste which could be harmful to the environment in other systems.

AquaSolve is designed for simplicity—any trained technician or local operator can manage daily tasks. No specialised certification is required, and basic training from Aquasolve covers flow control, sludge handling, and routine checks. More complex tasks and adjustments are done remotely.