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Upcoming Product Releases
Just Water Savers USA Inc is proud to announce the formation of a new products company, Morrow Water Savers LLC, based in West Texas USA.
The aim of this company, founded by Paul James (founder of Just Water Savers USA Inc) and Paul Morrow (Investor in Morrow Water Savers LLC, and long term customer of Just Water Savers USA Inc) is to create products enabling fully automated water re-use systems that cost the same or less than existing potable water management systems.
Spring 2013 (early to mid May 2013):
IrriGRAYTM self cleaning filter. An automated screen mesh filter that self cleans!
IrriGRAYTM filter and irrigation management controller. An integrated controller, managing the entire water re-use process; from determining when the filter needs to self clean (and running the cleaning process), to managing various water sources (graywater rainwater and potable water etc) so that minimal potable water is used for landscape requirements.
Pressure Monitor. A self contained, battery powered, sensor and alarm that alerts if an inline filter requires cleaning soon. Applications include: Potable water irrigation systems, graywater irrigation systems, household water supply filters, rainwater harvesting filters, pool filters etc. Battery life, using 3 x C size alkaline batteries is over 5 years, and up to 10 years in many cases.
Pressure Monitor and Controller. Using the same proprietary technology as the Pressure Monitor, this product is mains powered, and controls up to 4 powered elements e.g. Pump, filter/s, valves, alarms etc.
Automated filter monitoring and cleaning examples include: Graywater irrigation systems, Agricultural filtration automation, pool backwash automation (sand filters with pump and multi port valve control), Low cost industrial filtration management, Dual filter management (e.g. parallel filters cleaning each other with outflow clean water, enabling continuous dirty water flow.
Additional products and variations) will be released later in 2013.
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