The SCARAB StreamLine is a hydro-powered water filter designed specifically for off-grid living and van-life culture. This innovative device can be anchored in a river, providing users with 10 litres of clean water, making off-grid adventures more sustainable and convenient.
The SCARAB StreamLine was developed with the primary aim of harnessing energy from rivers and streams. Utilizing dual rolling-fluid turbines, the device efficiently operates in low-flow rate environments, ensuring a consistent supply of clean water. The project emphasizes practicality and sustainability, with a focus on creating a reliable water source for those living off the grid.
The SCARAB StreamLine is designed with the right to repair as a central value. The device has various anchoring options on the exterior whilst the central core contains all the electronics, including a pump, filters, and a removable battery pack. Each component placement is designed with replacement and repairability in mind, ensuring long-term usability and maintenance ease.

While the primary target audience for the SCARAB StreamLine is the off-grid campervan community, its potential applications extend beyond this market. With minor modifications, the system could be adapted for humanitarian use, providing a vital resource for filtering unclean river water in remote areas without reliable access to clean water.
The SCARAB StreamLine stands to open the accessibility for water filtration when living off-grid, offering a sustainable solution that combines innovation with practicality. Whether for van-lifers or humanitarian efforts, the SCARAB StreamLine ensures access to clean water in any environment.

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