RWT is an automatic system that collects, treats, produce and save rain water for domestic and industrial use. The system was developed and tested over seven years in Albania, Africa, India, Philippines, Brazil and completed in Malaysia.
The treated and produced water from this system has been tested by the Standards and Industrial Research Institute of Malaysia (SIRIM) and evidently it exceeds the requirements under Malaysian Food Act 1983, WHO and International Drinking Water standard.
RWT can be installed in ground buildings, multi-stories building, living compounds, factories, hotels, hostels, motels, supermarkets, shopping centers, studios, train and LRT stations, schools, universities, colleges, hospitals, etc.
The main objectives of RWT are to collect, treat, produce and save water for domestic and industrial use. Collection of rainfall is done from roof, regardless of the building structure. Once collected, the system will channel the water to the purification and filtration system whereby the water produced is of highest standards.
According to the tests conducted on the derived water, the system has the capacity to produce potable water which surpasses the international standards including WHO drinking water standards.
RWT is an automatic system that collects, treats, produce and save rain water for domestic and industrial use.
The system was developed and tested over seven years by Mr. KUJTIM PASHOLLARI, in Albania, Africa, India, Philippines, Brazil and completed in Malaysia.
RWT is patented under Section 31(2) of the Patent Act 1983 and granted under Patent No. MY-114750-A on 31st January 2003. The treated and produced water from this system has been tested by SIRIM and certified to meet the requirements under Malaysian Food Act 1983, WHO and International Drinking Water standard.
RWT has been successfully tested since 2002 at a mosque in Bukit Katil, Melaka and subsequently at 2 hostels of the Multimedia University in Melaka.
