Minairal

Two technologies. One water standard.

The right technology depends on the site. The water it produces does not change: filtered, remineralised, alkaline, hot or cold.

Four Minairal systems side by side in a showroom

Air range

Water made from humidity in the air. No water connection needed, so the supply is independent of the network.

*Average daily output, for relative humidity between 30% and 80% and an average temperature of 25°C. The Air Stand Pro filters the water in seven stages.

Pure range

Drinking water with minerals added, filtered directly from your existing water line. Five-stage reverse osmosis with remineralisation, continuous UV-C sterilisation and internal recirculation.

Delivery
Hot 90°C and cold 4°C
Daily use
Sized for around 22 L
Installation
Under an hour
Output
Stable, independent of humidity
An Air Stand in a restaurant, with no water connectionA Pure countertop system connected beside a kitchen tap

Choosing between them.

The decision is made at the site assessment, on four questions.

Water connection
Does one exist, and how reliable is it?
Volume
How many litres a day, at which points?
Space
Countertop, floor, or several points of use?
Continuity
Must water keep flowing when the network does not?

Still weighing it up? Read air-to-water, reverse osmosis and bottled water compared, or the answers to frequently asked questions.

Branded glass bottles.

An optional 500 mL reusable glass bottle for guest-facing service, which can carry your logo alongside ours, with the mineral composition printed on the label.

A Minairal glass bottle on a restaurant table by the beach

Read the guides.

The physics of water from air, the comparison with reverse osmosis and bottled water, and what tap water in Thailand can carry.

  • How atmospheric water generators work

    Condensation, dew point and relative humidity, explained.

    Read how Air works
  • Air-to-water vs reverse osmosis vs bottled water

    Air-to-water, reverse osmosis and bottled water, and how to choose.

    Compare the options
  • Is tap water in Thailand safe to drink?

    What mains water can carry, province by province, and the safer options.

    Read the tap water guide

The right system for each type of site.

Hotels, restaurants, offices, schools, clinics and spas, villas: what each one needs from its drinking water and how Air and Pure are configured there.

From the blog.

  • A bright white home kitchen with a large island, bar stools and pendant lights

    Atmospheric Water Generator for Home in Thailand: Which Model, What It Costs

    An atmospheric water generator for your home in Thailand: how it makes drinking water from air, Air Top, Air Stand and Air Stand Pro prices, sizing and upkeep.

    Read the article
  • Water droplets condensing on a glass window, the principle behind an atmospheric water generator

    Atmospheric water generator pros and cons: an installer's honest list

    Advantages and disadvantages of an atmospheric water generator, from a Thai installer with 700+ systems: electricity, humidity, filters, price and strengths.

    Read the article
  • A Minairal Pure Countertop reverse osmosis dispenser on a kitchen counter next to the sink, with a glass of water.

    RO water filter price in Thailand: what drives the cost

    The price of an RO water filter in Thailand depends on the machine, the installation, the filter changes and whether the water is remineralised. How to compare.

    Read the article

Not sure which system fits? It is decided on site.

A site assessment settles the technology, the model and the number of points of use, before any commitment.