Resilience
Today, by combining the latest non-potable and GU-inspired water reuse technologies with accurate weather forecasting data, there is now a game-changing solution that can help mitigate these impacts – Polysync.
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Protect It. Manage It. Reuse It.
Water is one of our most precious resources. Today, with ever increasing demand from rapidly expanding populations set against the backdrop of climate change, the need to preserve and effectively utilise water has never been more critical. Innovative reuse of harvested rainwater is part of a holistic solution.
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Rainstream
Harvested rainwater can be used for a wide range of non-potable applications across both commercial and residential projects.
Reducing potable (mains) water consumption in toilets, laundries and cooling systems, protects drinking water supplies during extended dry spells and can lower overall utility bills. Reuse also diverts surface water away from the main sewer network, reducing the risk of localised or downstream flooding.
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Green Urbanisation
Using stored rainwater to irrigate urban green assets has been a technical breakthrough that has defined a new generation of sustainable drainage systems. Called Green Urbanisation (GU), these systems utilise a unique net-zero technique known as ‘passive irrigation’ to draw water from sub-base attenuation tanks to plants which sit directly above.
Unlock Green Urbanisation
Green Urbanisation
Meeting Carbon Net Zero, the impact of climate change and Biodiversity Net Gain targets needs innovation, vision and a fundamental change in our approach to urban development.
A breakthrough in water management will help unlock the solution – Green Urbanisation.
Unlock the Solution
Polysync
An intelligent, real-time, surface water control solution. Polysync delivers flood and climate change resilience, creates a platform for optimal reuse, while reducing potable water consumption.
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Rainwater Harvesting
Reducing potable (mains) water consumption in toilets, laundries and cooling systems, protects drinking water supplies during extended dry spells and can lower overall utility bills. Reuse also diverts surface water away from the main sewer network, reducing the risk of localised or downstream flooding.
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