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At Waterheart we let nature inspire us to create products that improve your health, wealth, and well-being. As Viktor Schauberger said, comprehend and copy nature — the philosophy we live by; because when we do, wealth comes to us through health and well-being.

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Water is not a substance.
It is a living process.

"Comprehend and Copy Nature." — Viktor Schauberger, Austrian forester & inventor, 1885–1958

How does a trout hold motionless in a rushing mountain stream — then shoot upstream against the current? Viktor Schauberger spent years watching this. His answer: the trout navigates the vortex trails behind stones, riding the inward-pulling, centripetal forces that nature uses to build and structure. This single observation — that water in its living state spirals, cools, and concentrates inward — became the foundation for every device he designed, and every Heart we make.

Municipal water travels through straight pipes under high pressure — the exact opposite of how water moves in nature. Schauberger observed that living water spirals, cools, and implodes inward. Forced to move in straight lines, it becomes what he called "dead water": depleted, aggressive, and stripped of its life-giving properties.

The Heart's chamber is a Viktor Schauberger water device for biomimetic water structuring — combining Water Restructuring and Vitalisation, the Perfect Geometry of the Egg, Vortex Action, Implosion / Cavitation Vortex, and Parabolic Expansion.

The Perfect Geometry of the Euclidean Egg — nature's most efficient pressure vessel. Every point on an egg's surface distributes stress evenly; its curves guide flowing water into a natural, self-organizing spiral. Viktor Schauberger was deeply fascinated by this geometry, using it across several of his theories. Every aspect of The Heart, every internal measurement in water contact, is governed by a Golden / Phi ratio. The remaining principles are described through the Mechanisms of the Heart found below.

No electricity. No filters. No chemicals. Pure harmonic fluid dynamics.

Schauberger called the result Edelwasser — "noble water" — the kind that emerges from cool, shaded, undisturbed forest springs. It is not merely H₂O; it is water restored to its living state. In 1952, Schauberger's spiral-pipe design was tested at the Technical University of Stuttgart, where the institute confirmed his claims about reduced fluid friction — one of the rare instances where a mainstream academic body verified his work during his lifetime.

How the water vortex revitaliser works

Five sequential phases — vortex action, parabolic acceleration, and cavitation vortex water treatment — transform pressurised supply water into structured living water in a single pass through the Heart.

I

Vortex Action

Water enters through the precision-bored inlet port at a tangential angle into the Egg — the heart of the chamber. This geometry immediately imparts rotational momentum, so the water begins spiralling rather than flowing straight. Intense centrifugal forces inside the vortex mimic the living flow of mountain rivers and waterfalls, resetting and restructuring the water's molecular clusters and reducing surface tension.

II

Parabolic Acceleration

The initiated vortex guides the water into a tightening spiral, drawing it inward without pressure discontinuity. Angular momentum is conserved: as radius decreases, velocity increases and intermolecular forces build up.

III

Cavitation Vortex

At the central axis, velocity exceeds the cavitation threshold. Pressure drops below vapour pressure, forming a standing vortex filament of micro-bubbles — Schauberger's implosion. The vortex core generates, expands, and implodes nano-bubbles that release extreme, localised energy and shockwaves, further changing the water's structure. These collapse as the flow moves into the Parabolic Expansion outlet.

IV

Parabolic Expansion

The vortex core exits through the Golden Ratio parabolic expansion outlet, where the cavitation bubbles are given a designed point of pressure normalisation. They implode — releasing micro-shockwaves that micro-cluster water molecules, activate dissolved oxygen, and restore the water's natural structure.

V

Exit

Following the parabolic expansion, the water vortex is unwound in a controlled manner before the flow continues into the pipe system of the house.

Frequently Asked

Structured water refers to water whose molecular clustering and energy state are influenced by natural flow — spirals, vortices, and implosion — rather than straight, high-pressure pipes. The Heart is a passive vortex water structuring device that revitalises water without filters or chemicals, inspired by Viktor Schauberger's observations of living water in nature.
Water enters the Heart tangentially, spirals through a phi-ratio chamber, accelerates through parabolic geometry, and passes a controlled cavitation vortex before exiting. That single pass applies Schauberger implosion principles — a passive whole-house water revitaliser with no electricity.

A conventional filter removes particles or chemicals by trapping or exchanging media. The Heart does not filter — it restructures water through fluid dynamics. Many households pair a revitaliser with existing filtration or RO; we also offer Aquaporin RO membranes (CLEAR Plus, CLEAR Eco, and seawater 8040HR) for permeate production.

Users often report softer-feeling water and reduced limescale build-up on fixtures and appliances after installing a main-supply water revitaliser, though results vary with local hardness and chemistry. The Heart is not a water softener in the ion-exchange sense — it works by vortex structuring, not salt regeneration.
  • ½″ BSP (DN15) — best at the point of use: under a kitchen sink or on a shower outlet. Apartments and older buildings typically use ½″ piping as well due to limited outlets.
  • ¾″ BSP (DN20) — fits the majority of European and international homes. Designed for flow to several outlets at once, such as multiple showers, the kitchen, and other faucets.
  • 1″ BSP (DN25) — fits smaller municipal mains, large properties, agriculture, golf courses, greenhouses, or spa/pool systems where high flow is near-constant. If you live in a modern Scandinavian house or large property it may match your mains pipe — only choose this if your water use / flow rate is genuinely large.

NPT versions are available for North America and other regions. Please consult your plumber if in doubt.

Absolutely. The Heart is manufactured from 316L surgical-grade stainless steel — the same material used in food processing equipment, surgical instruments, and marine drinking water systems. It contains no coatings, no plastics, no chemicals, and no consumable parts.
No — the Heart has zero moving parts and requires no electricity, no filter replacements, and no maintenance of any kind. Once installed, it operates purely on the energy of your existing water pressure.
There is a small pressure drop across any in-line fitting — typically less than 0.2 bar at normal domestic flow rates, which is imperceptible in everyday use.
Viktor Schauberger (1885–1958) observed that nature moves water in spiral, cooling, inward-drawing motions — the exact opposite of straight-line pressure-forced industrial flow. Modern hydrodynamic cavitation science confirms the core mechanism: when a liquid vortex reaches sufficient angular velocity, the central pressure drops below vapour pressure, forming cavitation bubbles whose implosive collapse releases intense localised energy.

We have a dedicated Learn About Viktor Schauberger page covering his life, inventions, the trout observation, the 1952 TU Stuttgart spiral-pipe confirmation, the implosion principle, and more — all in one place.

We also recommend this documentary on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=yXPrLGUGZsw.

For more information directly from the primary source, visit pks.or.at/en/ — the Pythagoras Kepler System Institute.

Following Aquaporin A/S insolvency, Waterheart holds a limited stockpile of new Aquaporin membrane elements — CLEAR Plus, CLEAR Eco, and 8040HR Salt Water — sold as-is from our acquired inventory.

See CLEAR Plus 8040, CLEAR Plus 4040, CLEAR Eco 8040-400, and 8040HR Salt Water for specifications, or email info@waterheart.eu for pricing and availability in Europe.

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