Commercial High-Rises
Capture roof-drain stormwater for cooling tower makeup, earning LEED Water Efficiency credits and reducing municipal water costs in dense urban environments.
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Captures Urban Stormwater: Intercepts roof-drain and stormwater runoff directly from your building infrastructure, turning a liability that stresses city sewers into an on-site resource.
Powers Mechanical Systems: Delivers high-quality, filtered non-potable water perfectly suited for cooling tower makeup and landscaping, offsetting your most water-intensive operational needs.
Unlocks Financial & Regulatory Value: Engineered for tight mechanical footprints, this unit helps meet strict emission caps (like Local Law 97) while securing LEED Water Efficiency credits—unlocking potential tax incentives and higher asset valuations without sacrificing square footage.
The Process
Compact Urban Integration – The Phantom packs a full-scale reclamation plant into a fridge-sized footprint. Designed to fit through service elevators, it integrates seamlessly into mechanical rooms to capture water at the source without heavy civil construction.
Ceramic Core - We upgraded the Phantom with advanced Ceramic Membranes. This honeycomb geometry maximizes filtration surface area, allowing for significantly higher throughput within the compact skid. Unlike fragile hollow fibers, this rugged ceramic structure creates a physically indestructible barrier that handles high-solid debris and first-flush spikes without abrasion or clogging.
Autonomous & Consumable-Free - We engineered out the industry-standard headache of manual bag filters. The Phantom relies on self-cleaning ceramic membranes rather than messy bags that require constant changing. It is a truly "set-and-forget" appliance that maintains compliance automatically with zero daily maintenance.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Ginseng Phantom |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Fridge-sized skid |
| Fits Through | Standard service elevators |
| Membrane | Ceramic Flatsheet |
| Consumable Filters | None — self-cleaning |
| Automation | Fully autonomous |
| Daily Maintenance | Minimal to None |
Industries Served
Corporate Campuses
Large roof areas generate significant stormwater volumes that the Phantom converts to landscape irrigation and cooling supply across multi-building campuses.
Data Center Facilities
Supplement cooling water supply with treated stormwater, improving water resilience and supporting corporate sustainability and PUE targets.
Hotels & Hospitality
Reduce utility costs by recycling stormwater for irrigation, cooling, and landscape maintenance at urban and resort properties.
Mixed-Use Developments
Combine stormwater reuse with LEED certification goals and Local Law 97 compliance to increase property valuations and attract ESG-conscious tenants.
University & Institutional
Large campus footprints with significant impervious surfaces benefit from centralized stormwater treatment for irrigation and facility operations.
Unlock Hidden Water in Your Building
The Phantom turns stormwater from a liability into a building asset. Contact us to assess your facility's rainwater reuse potential.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Phantom is designed to fit through service elevators and into mechanical rooms. It requires no heavy civil construction.
Yes. By recycling stormwater for cooling tower makeup and landscaping, the Phantom earns LEED Water Efficiency credits and helps meet Local Law 97 emission caps.
Minimal to none. The Phantom uses self-cleaning ceramic membranes with no consumable bag filters. It is a set-and-forget appliance with autonomous operation.
Throughput depends on your building's roof drainage area and local rainfall patterns. The Phantom's high-density ceramic membrane core is designed to handle variable flows including heavy first-flush events common in urban environments.
No. The Phantom is a self-contained appliance that connects to existing roof drain plumbing. It fits through service elevators and requires no structural modifications to your mechanical room.