Powering Your AWG with Solar Energy

Many customers ask us:

“Can I power my Atmospheric Water Generator using solar energy?”

The answer is: Yes!

Whether you’re off-grid, eco-conscious, or preparing for emergencies, pairing your Solaris WaterGen AWG with solar panels and a portable power station is a smart and sustainable solution.

How It Works

Your AWG requires a steady source of electricity to extract moisture from the air and purify it into drinking water. To power it with solar energy, you’ll need:

Solar Panels – to convert sunlight into electricity

Portable Power Station (Power Bank) – to store energy and provide stable power to the AWG, even at night

Charge Controller (built into most power stations) – regulates voltage and prevents overcharging

Power Requirements for AWG

Average Power Consumption: 500W

Daily Energy Need: 12,000Wh (12 kWh for 24-hour operation)

Solar + Battery System Example

To run your AWG 24/7 on solar:

1. Battery Storage

Minimum Battery Size: 7.5 kWh (for night use)

Ideal Battery Size: 10–12 kWh for full-day coverage and cloudy days

2. Solar Panel Size

Recommended Solar Capacity: ~3.2 kW

Example: 8 × 400W solar panels

Recommended Systems

Option 1: EcoFlow DELTA Pro

Battery Capacity: 3.6 kWh (expandable up to 10.8 kWh)

Inverter Output: 3,600W

Max Solar Input: 1,600W

Where to Buy:

EcoFlow Official Site

Amazon.com

Suggested Panels:

4 × EcoFlow 400W Portable Panels

Option 2: Bluetti AC300 + B300

Battery Capacity: 3.07 kWh (expandable to 12.3 kWh)

Inverter Output: 3,000W

Max Solar Input: 2,400W

Where to Buy:

Bluetti Official Site

ShopSolarKits

Suggested Panels:

6 × Bluetti PV420 420W Portable Panels