Frequently Asked Questions
Product Overview & Purpose
What is the Epic Cleantec OneWater™ Rain system?
The Epic Cleantec OneWater™ Rain system is a consolidated rainwater and condensate recycling solution designed for real estate projects. It captures, treats, and reuses rainwater and AC condensate to create a high-quality non-potable water supply, helping projects reduce dependence on municipal water and achieve sustainability goals. [Source]
What types of developments is the OneWater™ Rain system best suited for?
The OneWater™ Rain system is best suited for commercial, industrial, multifamily residential, and mixed-use developments that seek to implement onsite water reuse for non-potable applications. [Source]
What water sources does the OneWater™ Rain system treat?
The system is designed to collect and treat rooftop rainwater and air conditioning (AC) condensate for onsite reuse. [Source]
Does the OneWater™ Rain system recycle stormwater?
No, the OneWater™ Rain system is specifically designed to treat rainwater and condensate only. For stormwater recycling solutions, contact the Epic Cleantec sales team. [Source]
What is the primary purpose of the OneWater™ Rain system?
The primary purpose is to provide a renewable, high-quality non-potable water supply for buildings by capturing and treating rainwater and condensate, reducing reliance on municipal water and supporting sustainability and regulatory compliance. [Source]
Features & Capabilities
What is the treatment process for the OneWater™ Rain system?
The treatment process includes collection and first flush (diverting initial runoff), storage in a cistern, filtration to remove sediments, and disinfection using UV reactors (and optionally chlorine). This ensures water meets non-potable reuse standards. [Source]
What are the control features of the OneWater™ Rain system?
All models include ethernet connectivity (with optional cellular data), PLC & HMI controller, and optional BMS and SCADA integration. Remote monitoring, control, and data logging are standard. [Source]
What components of the OneWater™ Rain system are customized for each project?
Tank working volumes, instrumentation, water quality unit processes, plant pumping, and purified water control strategy are all customized to meet the specific needs of each project. [Source]
What is included as standard with the OneWater™ Rain system?
Standard inclusions are loose ship components for field mounting, and the main skid, which can be located indoors or outdoors. [Source]
What is not included as standard in the OneWater™ Rain system equipment package?
Installation, interconnecting piping and wiring, reuse pumps, rainwater diversion, potable water makeup, municipal bypass valve, tank design and supply, safety shower, utility sink, building and room features, and chemical storage are not included as standard. Some are available as options. [Source]
What are the model options and capacities for the OneWater™ Rain system?
The system is available in four models: OWR-20, OWR-40, OWR-60, and OWR-80, with maximum processing capacities of 20, 40, 60, and 80 gallons per minute (GPM), respectively. [Source]
What are the main skid dimensions for the OneWater™ Rain system models?
The main skid dimensions for OWR-20, OWR-40, and OWR-60 are 63" x 30" x 60". The OWR-80 model measures 77" x 30" x 60". [Source]
What are the electrical requirements for the OneWater™ Rain system?
The main control panel operates at 120V, single phase, with amperage ranging from 25A (OWR-20) to 32A (OWR-80). Alternate voltages are available upon request. [Source]
What are the plumbing connection sizes for the OneWater™ Rain system?
Plumbing connections are typically 1.5” or 2” PVC80, depending on the model and whether a sand filter is included. [Source]
What accessory components are available for the OneWater™ Rain system?
Accessory components include cartridge filters, sand filters (project dependent), blowers, cistern transfer pumps, cisterns, and day tanks. Sizes and specifications are tailored to project needs. [Source]
What are the integration considerations for a commercial rainwater system?
Key considerations include upstream diversion for O&M flexibility, sufficient storage, waterproofing of tanks/cisterns, a local operator/lab sink and work table, high-speed internet, room drainage capacity, and day tanks for multiple reuse types. [Source]
What water quality and compliance standards does the OneWater™ Rain system meet?
The system targets pathogen reduction (validated by UV dose and chlorine residual), water clarity within validated UVT range, and total coliform bacteria limits: 7-sample median < 2.2 MPN/100 mL, 30-day max 23 MPN/100 mL, absolute max 240 MPN/100 mL. [Source]
What non-potable end uses is the treated water approved for?
Treated water from the OneWater™ Rain system is approved for non-potable uses such as toilet flushing, irrigation, cooling tower makeup, and clothes washing. Some states also allow treated rainwater for potable use. [Source]
How can I download technical documentation for the OneWater™ Rain system?
You can download the complete spec sheet and Revit files for the OneWater™ Rain system by submitting your information on the product page or contacting sales@epiccleantec.com. [Source]
What is the process for getting a free project assessment?
Request a free project assessment on the Epic Cleantec website to receive information on system costs, water balance, equipment list, ROI potential, utility/net savings, and key takeaways for your project. [Source]
Use Cases & Benefits
What problems does the OneWater™ Rain system solve for building owners?
The system addresses water scarcity, rising utility costs, and sustainability goals by enabling onsite water reuse, reducing reliance on municipal supplies, and supporting compliance with green building certifications. [Source]
Who can benefit from the OneWater™ Rain system?
Commercial, industrial, multifamily residential, and mixed-use developments seeking to reduce water costs, improve sustainability, and comply with regulations can benefit from the system. [Source]
How does the OneWater™ Rain system help with sustainability certifications?
The system supports projects in meeting certifications like LEED and the Living Building Challenge by providing innovative water reuse and resource recovery solutions. [Source]
What business impact can customers expect from using the OneWater™ Rain system?
Customers can expect cost savings on water and sewer utilities, improved sustainability profiles, alignment with ESG goals, and operational efficiency through automation and comprehensive support. [Source]
Are there any customer success stories related to Epic Cleantec's water reuse systems?
Yes, Epic Cleantec has implemented water reuse systems in projects like Salesforce Tower, The Brady, and Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, delivering measurable water savings and sustainability benefits. [Case Studies]
What industries are represented in Epic Cleantec's case studies?
Industries include commercial real estate, residential real estate, hospitality, mixed-use developments, and community-scale developments. [Case Studies]
Who are some of Epic Cleantec's customers?
Customers include Salesforce, Crescent Heights, The Green Cities Company, Related Companies, Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, and others across various industries. [Source]
How does the OneWater™ Rain system support ESG goals?
The system helps organizations align with Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) obligations by reducing water consumption, supporting sustainability certifications, and lowering environmental impact. [Source]
What pain points does the OneWater™ Rain system address?
The system addresses water scarcity, rising utility costs, aging infrastructure, sustainability goals, environmental impact, and operational efficiency for building owners and developers. [Source]
Technical Requirements & Documentation
What technical documentation is available for the OneWater™ Rain system?
Technical resources include downloadable spec sheets, Revit files, and a technology overview, all available by request on the Epic Cleantec website. [Source]
What are the integration requirements for the OneWater™ Rain system?
Integration requirements include upstream diversion, sufficient storage, waterproofing, operator/lab sink, high-speed internet, room drainage, and day tanks for multiple reuse types. [Source]
How does the OneWater™ Rain system ensure compliance with water quality standards?
The system uses validated UV disinfection (per EPA UVDGM or NSF 55 Class A), chlorine residual (where required), and meets strict coliform bacteria limits to ensure compliance with regulatory standards. [Source]
What is the recommended process for integrating the OneWater™ Rain system into a new project?
Contact Epic Cleantec for a free project assessment, provide project details, and review integration requirements such as storage, waterproofing, and O&M needs. The team will guide you through design, permitting, and installation. [Source]
What support does Epic Cleantec provide for the OneWater™ Rain system?
Epic Cleantec offers end-to-end support including design, permitting, installation coordination, and ongoing operations and maintenance services to ensure seamless implementation and performance. [Source]
How easy is it to start with the OneWater™ Rain system?
Getting started is simple and efficient. Clients can begin with no upfront costs, provide basic project and water usage data, and receive a Water Memorandum of Understanding outlining the scope and terms. [Source]
Competition & Differentiation
How does the OneWater™ Rain system compare to other rainwater reuse solutions?
The OneWater™ Rain system offers modular, scalable design, compact footprint, energy efficiency, full automation, customizable components, and end-to-end services, making it suitable for a wide range of project sizes and types. [Source]
Why choose the OneWater™ Rain system over alternatives?
Customers choose the OneWater™ Rain system for its proven water recycling efficiency, cost savings, support for sustainability certifications, ESG alignment, and a track record of success in high-profile projects. [Source]