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Pallet Quantity - Aqua Literz 33.8 oz (1 Liter) Units
Aqua Blox are
Department of Homeland Security Approved
CFR # 160.026/66/0
DISCOUNTS FOR LARGER QUANTITIES - CALL FOR A QUOTE
Considering the broad nature,
scope, and length of emergencies that could contaminate public drinking water
supplies, a "pro-active" emergency water response plan is essential because the
availability of potable drinking water is vital for the survival, safety, and
welfare of first responders and victims of an emergency event.
- Severe weather...hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, winter storms
- Natural disasters...earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions
- Pandemics...
- Terrorism...homeland security
- Bio terrorism...
- Radiation emergencies...dirty bombs, nuclear blasts
- Chemical emergencies...nerve agents, chlorine, toxic alcohols
- Hazardous material transfers
Testing by Aqua Literz has indicated that their water retained the same quality and specs for 10 years.
Aqua Blox and Aqua Literz insure the highest quality hydration for
emergency events and they eliminate the expense of rotating expired bottled
water supplies every 12 months as recommended by the Red Cross and the CDC.
Features
- Cost per individual 33.8 oz (1 liter) unit - $1.86
- Cost per case of 12 units - $22.36
- Standard Case Pack: 12-33.8oz (1 liter/1000ml) units
- Gallons/Case: 3.17 Gallons
- Case Dimensions: 16"L x 8"W x 6.75"H
- Case Weight: 29 lbs.
- Standard Pallet: 75 Cases/900 individual units
- Gallons/Pallet: 238
- Pallet Dimensions: 44"L x 38"W x 45"H
- Pallet Configuration: 15 cases/tier x 5 tiers
- Pallet Weight: 2,220 lbs.
- Storage Temperature: -22 degrees F to +150 degrees F (-30C to +60C)
- Water: Purified and commercially sterile drinking water - Reverse Osmosis and Pasteurization
- Packaging: Water and packaging comply with standards for purified drinking water, with a 10 year shelf life. Units are made of 7 layer corrosion resistant material and are hermetically sealed
Emergency
Applications
Hydration, cooking, and hygiene- Work force, family, and personal preparation
- Disaster victims
- Federal, state, county, and municipal emergency response teams
- Shelters, schools, universities, hospitals, and assisted living facilities
- Police, sheriff, and highway patrol
- Fire departments
- Emergency medical services
- K-9 units and search / rescue dogs
Water Supply Requirements- Store at least 1/2 to 1 gallon per person and pet per day for very basic needs
- Store at least a 14-day supply of water for each person
- Store and drink twice as much in warmer climates
- Do not ration water and risk dehydration
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