A Thirsty Land with Wasted Rain

The story of water scarcity is well-known in many Karnataka regions, especially in Chitradurga, Ballari, Koppal, and Raichur. The annual rainfall in these districts ranges from 600 to 800 mm. However, issues like drying taps, reliance on tankers, and growing water costs continue to plague people.

Why?

For the simple reason that this rainwater, which is freely falling on terraces, rooftops, and open areas, is not being collected. It either evaporates into thin air or mixes with sewage as it travels down the drain.

As a result, families continue to purchase water, wasting millions of liters of usable water. Both the environment and your house suffer a loss.

However, what if there was a more intelligent method of collecting, storing, and using this rooftop precipitation—at home?

The Price of Lost Rain: An Missed Chance

Your home can potentially collect thousands of liters of clean water every time it rains. However, the rooftop water in the majority of homes either flows straight into gutters or onto the streets.

Let’s calculate:

A simple 30x40 site (1,200 sq. ft or ~111.5 m²) with average rainfall of 700 mm/year can harvest:

111.5 × 700 × 0.9 = ~70,245 litres/year

That’s enough to cover 1/3rd of a family’s annual water needs.

However, this water is lost in the majority of homes because:

1. No rainwater collection system
2. Absence of storage and filtration solutions
3. Older plumbing and a lack of awareness

Rainfall isn't the problem. There aren't enough systems in place.

How Much Water Is Used by Your Family?

Let's examine your daily water requirements:

1. 135 liters per day/ person
2. Approximately 4,050 liters/ month
3. Approximately 49,275 liters/ year
   

That amounts to about 2,000,000 liters annually for a family of four.

You can cut your reliance on outside water by 30% to 40% if you harvest even 70,000 liters annually with a good rainwater system. Both monetary and natural resource savings are substantial.

The Smart Solution: QuickRWH by Varuna

Presenting QuickRWH, Varuna's smart and modest rainwater collection system designed for single-family homes.

QuickRWH is a decentralized solution that blends in perfectly with any contemporary home because it is quick, effective, and low maintenance.

No complicated setup.

No big buildings.

Only usable, pure rainwater that has been collected and kept in a precast RCC water tank beneath your house.

A Brief Overview of the Rainwater Harvesting System's Operation

This is a detailed explanation of how  QuickRWH facilitates the collection and utilization of rooftop precipitation:

1. Gathering: Your rooftop receives rainfall, which is then sent into a shared downpipe system.

2. Prefiltration: After passing through a pre-filter unit, the water is cleansed of debris, dust, and leaves.

3. Storage capacity: Depending on available space, the filtered water is stored safely underground or above ground in a long-lasting precast RCC tank with a minimum capacity of 50,000 liters.

4. Application: You can use stored water for:

1. 1. Flushing the toilet 🚽
   2. Planting a garden 🌿
   3. Car wash and washing machine 🚗
   4. Additional filtration for drinking and cooking 🥤 (optional)

5. Services

Because of high-quality materials, auto-cleaning filters, and smart plumbing, little maintenance is needed.

Advantages for the Home and Environment

1. Save more than 70,000 liters annually per household. 
2. Reduce your water bill considerably 
3. Naturally restore groundwater 
4. Reduce dependency on tanker or municipal water
5. Encourage sustainable practices at home.

Preserving water for future generations is more important than simply saving money.

Manufactured for Indian Houses

Specifically designed for urban Indian homes, particularly in water-stressed regions like Karnataka,  QuickRWH is not a generic product.

Regardless of the size or age of your home,  QuickRWH can be customized to meet your:

1. Size of the plot
2. Data on rainfall
3. Consumption by households
4. Space that is available
   

It is a plug-and-play system that requires little manual labor to operate effectively.

Why Pick QuickRWH from Varuna?

In Bangalore and throughout India, Varuna is a reputable name in environmental engineering. Thousands of homes and businesses depend on our rainwater harvesting solutions for the following reasons:

1. Precast RCC tanks are durable, leak-proof, and safe for storing water. 
2. The system is small and fits easily into existing plumbing. 
3. Installation takes only 1 to 2 days in most cases. 
4. The tanks are built to last for more than 100 years. 
5. They are compliance-ready, meaning they meet all local water-saving regulations and building codes. 
6. End-to-end support, from design to post-install service

Installations Across Karnataka

In dozens of homes throughout Karnataka, we have already installed  QuickRWH systems. Happy customers are witnessing improved water futures for their families, greener gardens, and reduced water bills.

Are you interested in a site visit or demo?

We are glad to assist.

Don't Waste Any More Drops

Rainwater is a free resource. You have the option to save it.

You can make your house sustainable, future-ready, and water-independent with  QuickRWH.

No more holding out for tankers.

No more growing expenses.

Just lifelong savings, easy setup, and astute harvesting.

Make Your Home Water Secure with Varuna

 Visit: www.varunaeco.com
Contact: +91 9741110315 | +91 9731333092
Email: sendtovaruna@gmail.com