The WATA chlorine generator is a groundbreaking solution designed to provide safe water treatment and hospital hygiene in rural areas and healthcare facilities. This solar-powered device is a plug-and-play system that produces active chlorine on-site using only water, salt, and sunlight.

Engineered to tackle global challenges, the WATA chlorine generator enables decentralized production of disinfectant where it is needed most. Users simply fill the system with saltwater, connect a solar panel, and the device electrolyzes the solution to generate chlorine. This chlorine can then be used to sanitize water distribution networks or hospital surfaces, effectively preventing waterborne diseases and hospital-acquired infections.

What sets the WATA chlorine generator apart is its low-maintenance operation, absence of hazardous chemicals, and use of widely available inputs. This makes it highly sustainable and user-friendly, especially in remote and isolated regions where access to traditional disinfectants is limited.

Since its launch in 2018, WATA devices have made a significant impact, serving thousands of people in rural communities and healthcare facilities. Field-validated studies, including improvements in healthcare sanitation in Burkina Faso, have demonstrated the effectiveness of this innovative solution. Moreover, the WATA chlorine generator has garnered endorsements from international agencies such as the ICRC, UNICEF, and MSF, further validating its importance and impact.

• Decentralized production of disinfectant
• Solar-powered and plug-and-play design
• Low-maintenance operation
• Absence of hazardous chemicals
• Use of widely available inputs
• Prevention of waterborne diseases and hospital-acquired infections
• Proven effectiveness through field-validated studies
• Endorsed by international agencies
• Significant impact in rural communities and healthcare facilities
• Highly sustainable and user-friendly