Oct 1, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
@Glogistician talks with Rodney Herrington from Aqua Research, another podcast on water boys so listen up.
When I was at Monarchs earlier, we developed a full commercial line of products, and that's what we're doing at Aqua Research.
We've got a stream system, we call it, which is a pelican case, briefcase-sized unit that'll treat about 60,000 gallons a day to drinking one.
And all you need are two buckets on site and some salt and a little bit of power.
Then we have a fully automated version of that system called SPRING, S-P-R-I-N-G.
And it has a 1.3 pound per day capacity or an alternative larger size 2.6 pounds per day.
So the stream and the spring 1.3 are really the same size capacity system, but the spring comes with an RO softening system.
the cell does not scale up.
And this brine tank is a 40-gallon tank that you just load it with salt and turn this thing on, and it'll fill the chlorine tank until the high-level switch goes off, and then it goes into standby.
We use it in poultry applications and lots of different industrial applications, cooling towers.
So the spring is one, and then we have the next size up, the Lake series, the AR, what we call it.
And it's a five pound a day chlorine generator or 10 pound a day chlorine generator.
That'll treat, you know, millions of gallons of water a day, those systems.
When I was at Monarchs earlier, we developed a full commercial line of products, and that's what we're doing at Aqua Research.
We've got a stream system, we call it, which is a pelican case, briefcase-sized unit that'll treat about 60,000 gallons a day to drinking one.
And all you need are two buckets on site and some salt and a little bit of power.
Then we have a fully automated version of that system called SPRING, S-P-R-I-N-G.
And it has a 1.3 pound per day capacity or an alternative larger size 2.6 pounds per day.
So the stream and the spring 1.3 are really the same size capacity system, but the spring comes with an RO softening system.
the cell does not scale up.
And this brine tank is a 40-gallon tank that you just load it with salt and turn this thing on, and it'll fill the chlorine tank until the high-level switch goes off, and then it goes into standby.
We use it in poultry applications and lots of different industrial applications, cooling towers.
So the spring is one, and then we have the next size up, the Lake series, the AR, what we call it.
And it's a five pound a day chlorine generator or 10 pound a day chlorine generator.
That'll treat, you know, millions of gallons of water a day, those systems.
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