In accordance with TrinkwV 2001, planners and manufacturers of drinking water supply systems in recreational vehicles, such as motorhomes, are urged to design them in such a way that a high level of supply reliability and impeccable hygienic conditions are guaranteed. "Drinking water supply systems must be planned, installed, and operated in such a way that drinking water is supplied even when several foreseeable extreme conditions occur (e.g., heating of storage tanks/hoses in summer, vibrations)..."1. Due to this special requirement for "mobile systems", the Water Management Standards Committee (NAW) NA 119-04-01 AA "Guidelines for Drinking Water Supply" developed the standard DIN 2001-2: Drinking water supply from small systems and non-stationary systems - Part 2: Non-stationary systems - Guidelines for requirements for drinking water, planning, construction, operation, and maintenance of systems.

We advise you in the following areas:

• Water conservation (prevention of the multiplication of microorganisms / pathogens)
• Water disinfection for unknown water quality, physically (filtration, UV disinfection), chemical disinfection (according to current TrinkwV)
• Removal of pollutants
• Pressure generation systems / pumps

We are happy to advise and support you in complying with the required hygiene standards and have innovative and proven product solutions ready for you.

In addition, we advise outfitters / manufacturers of expedition vehicles and off-road vehicles and equip them, among other things, with water treatment systems for obtaining drinking water from surface water (lake and river water).

1Excerpt from DIN 2001-2, 7.4 Requirements for planning, installation, and operation