SLR-1

The AMPAC USA SLR-1 Mobile Solar Water Treatment system is a portable, solar-powered water filtration unit designed to deliver clean drinking water in environments where traditional power sources are unavailable or unreliable. It's built for surface water applications and can produce up to 2,500 gallons of fresh water per day, roughly 1.7 gallons per minute.

• Up to 2,500 gallons per day (~1.7 GPM) from surface water sources
• Runs entirely on solar energy - no external power or fuel needed
• Built to military specifications for rugged durability
• Lightweight enough for one person to pull uphill over difficult ground

Because it operates entirely on solar energy, the SLR-1 eliminates the need for external power grids or fuel, reducing operational costs and environmental impact while enabling reliable long-term deployment in off-grid locations.

Built to military specifications, the SLR-1 is rugged yet lightweight, allowing a single person to transport it, even pulling it uphill over difficult terrain. This portability lets users bring the purification system directly to the water source in extreme temperatures, dusty conditions, or uneven landscapes.

Typical applications include humanitarian aid organizations responding to natural disasters, military units needing troop hydration at forward operating bases or during field exercises, and outdoor enthusiasts, campers, and remote-area residents converting untreated surface water into potable water. It also suits emergency preparedness kits for access to clean water during power outages or other disruptions.