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Use case · Disaster response

Water security when it matters most.

42 units deployed to disaster relief organisations. Field-proven desalination and purification kits for councils, NGOs and emergency teams, with equipment and support matched to the deployment.

Gold Coast
Built and supported in Australia
42 units
Deployed to disaster relief organisations
Scalable
Individual units or clustered water points
Serviceable
Spares and technical support
Deployment

No installation. Minimal training. Operating sequence on the lid.

Built for the critical 48–72 hours after a cyclone, flood or contamination event, when trucked and bottled supply can't get through.

  1. 01

    Arrive packed

    Transit case, labelled, consumables inside.

  2. 02

    Connect source & power

    Generator, vehicle 24 V, battery or portable solar.

  3. 03

    Water flowing

    Assess the source, use specified treatment, and verify output before distribution.

  4. Day 2+

    Scale out

    Run units in clusters for shelters and community water points.

Kit configurations

Sized from field team to village.

Field team

Scout

20 L/h

One-person carry. For response crews, patrols and isolated households.

Community point

Nomad 80

80 L/h

Self-contained CAT Pumps system for community water points. Size the output and runtime to your daily demand.

Sustained operations

Modular Outpost

up to 160 L/h

Transit-case or trunk build with quick-connect manifolds. Specified to your mission.

LEDI disaster relief water kits
Modular add-ons

Configure for the mission.

  • Pre-filtration for floodwater and turbid sources
  • UV sterilisation for community distribution
  • Storage tanks500–10,000 L
  • Pump and hose kits for long-distance intake
  • Spare filters, membranes and seal kits
  • Solar or vehicle power for generator-free operation
Equipment list and planning guide (PDF) →
"Specifically built to survive disaster zones: fast deployment, no installation, solar, battery or generator powered, and tough enough for our field operators."
Ben Green, MNZM · Emergency management, New Zealand
Who builds it

Australian Army Engineer veterans.

We've delivered clean water in disaster zones, remote operations and UN missions. Every component is user-serviceable, spares are stocked on the Gold Coast, and support comes from the engineers who built it.

Let’s match the setup to your plans.

Tell us your boat, rig or deployment, daily water needs and available power.

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Disaster Response Water Kits for Rapid, Reliable Deployment

Portable, field-proven desalination and purification systems engineered for emergency operations, humanitarian relief, and community resilience.

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Engineered for crisis response. Trusted across Australia & New Zealand

Water Security When It Matters Most

LEDI Disaster Response Kits provide rapid access to safe drinking water during emergencies, infrastructure failures, and remote deployments. Each kit is compact, portable, and designed for non-specialist operators.

Government agencies, councils, and humanitarian organisations rely on these systems to stabilise communities, support field teams, and restore essential water services after cyclones, floods, contamination events, and supply disruptions.

The kits are built around proven LEDI desalination and purification modules — robust, intuitive, and ready for immediate deployment.
Flooding after Cyclone Gabrielle

Engineered for Harsh Conditions, Supported Locally

Every LEDI disaster kit is designed by Australian Army Engineer veterans with real-world deployment experience. The systems are built to survive rough handling, contaminated sources, salt exposure, and unpredictable field conditions.

Components are fully user-serviceable, parts are locally stocked, and our local warranty and support are backed by real Australian technicians. Agencies gain predictable sustainment costs, fast turnaround times, and dependable long-term operation — critical factors in emergency readiness.
Emergency drinking water supplied after a disaster

Modular Equipment Packages for Any Response Scenario

Each kit includes the core desalination system plus key accessories for immediate deployment. Additional modular gear can be added depending on the mission profile or community scale.

Optional components include:

  • Pre-filtration modules for floodwaters and turbid sources
  • UV sterilisation for community distribution safety
  • Storage tanks from 500–10,000L
  • Pump and hose kits for long-distance water intake
  • Spare filters, membranes, and seal kits for extended deployments
  • Solar or vehicle-based power options for generator-free operation

A detailed equipment list and planning guide is available as a downloadable PDF to support procurement decisions. Download
LEDI disaster relief water kits
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Rapid Deployment Ready

No installation, minimal training, and fast water production. Kits arrive packed, labelled, and operational within minutes for immediate field use.

Scalable for Community Support

Systems can operate individually or in clusters to support community water points, emergency shelters, field teams, or remote critical sites.

Local Support & Long-Term Sustainment

All LEDI systems come with Australian warranty, stocked spares, and real technical assistance — ensuring operational readiness year-round.

“Our LEDI kits allowed us to provide clean water to affected communities within hours. Simple to operate, extremely rugged, and backed by genuine support.”

Rising sea levels threatening coastal freshwater supplies

Prepare Your Organisation for the Next Emergency

Discuss deployment options, kit configurations, and supporting equipment with our engineering team.

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