With a CWN pilot, we evaluate the technology under practical conditions within your own installation.
Every application is different. Factors such as system design, hydraulics, water quality, and load influence the final configuration.
That is why we do not start with a standard solution, but with a technical assessment of the situation.
Please provide the initial information about your system and objectives via the form below. Based on this, we will jointly assess whether a pilot project is worthwhile and which approach best suits your application.
How does a pilot work?
A CWN pilot is designed to evaluate the technology within your specific situation. We not only look at the installation of the equipment but also at the conditions in which the system operates.
A pilot project generally consists of:
- Technical intake
- Analysis of the water system
- Configuration proposal and placement advice
- Pilot under operational conditions
- Joint evaluation
What happens after your application?
Once we receive the form, we will contact you to discuss your situation. If necessary, we will schedule a technical intake to review additional information.
Based on this information, you will receive a proposal for a possible pilot project, including approach, planning, and any potential investment.
Important to know.
CWN pilots are professional trajectories that deploy equipment, engineering, support, and evaluation to assess the technology under practical conditions.
For this reason, pilots are typically part of a paid pilot program. The scope and investment depend on the application, configuration, and duration of the pilot and are discussed transparently in advance.