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SkyTap outside South Africa

Published 29 October 2026 · 5 min read

SkyTap supplies water-from-air systems beyond South Africa, from single home units to 5,000-litre-a-day installations. Every export order is delivered duties paid, checked for local compliance, and sized for the climate you actually live in.

Short version: tell us your country, town and daily water need. We'll tell you honestly whether the climate suits generation, which unit fits, and send a DDP quote that includes freight, customs, duties and delivery.

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Does it suit your climate?

Humidity decides everything. As a rule of thumb:

Our humidity guide explains the output curve in detail.

Which units we export

See the full range for specifications.

How export orders work

Questions

Which countries do you deliver to?

We regularly quote for Ghana, Namibia, Botswana, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and other countries in Africa and the Middle East on request.

What does DDP mean on your quote?

Delivered duties paid: the price includes freight, customs clearance, import duties, required conformity certification and delivery to your address.

Do you have 60 Hz units?

Yes. Units for 60 Hz countries such as Saudi Arabia are supplied and confirmed in a 60 Hz configuration.

Want a delivered price for your site?
Tell us your town, what the water is for and roughly how many litres a day you need. We'll come back with a DDP quote and an honest output estimate for your conditions.

Request a quote

Sources. Monthly humidity figures are 1991–2020 modelled averages (NASA POWER) via Climate-Zone; Dubai figures from the climate table in Climate of Dubai. Output figures are the manufacturer's tested values (80L unit: about 80 L/day at 30°C and 80% RH, about 50 L/day at 27°C and 60% RH, about 11 L/day at 25°C and 30% RH). Local estimates are modelled from that curve; they are planning guidance, not measured field results.

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