The reverse osmosis pure water system is a device that produces pure water through the reverse osmosis membrane method. Reverse osmosis is a process that uses polymer membranes for material separation, which can rem ove over 90% of dissolved salts and over 99% of colloids from water. These systems can potentially remove water contaminants such as lead, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), PFAS, arsenic, bacteria, and viruses. Point-of-use RO systems are typically installed in residential settings but can also be found in commercial office spaces or kitchens.
2. What does RO mean in filters?
RO is the process by which pressure forces water through a semi-permeable membrane,
creating a stream of treated water, called “permeate,” and a stream of reject water called “concentrate” or “brine.”
3. Is it healthy to drink reverse osmosis water?
Reverse osmosis water has been filtered through a membrane that captures most of the dissolved solids and microbes in the water. If your reverse osmosis system has a carbon post-filter, any volatile organic compounds, disinfectants, disinfectant byproducts, and other substances which give water a bad taste and odor have been removed in
the filtration process as well. in a word,reverse osmosis removes hard minerals from water, it also removes a wide range of other contaminants which can have a negative health impact.
4. How often should RO water filters be changed?
About 24months, but the replacement cycle of the filter element (filter) is an expected period, which is based on the region of use, water quality, usage, and season (summer, winter) The cycle varies.
5. What is the best kind of water filter for sink?
For Homeuse, 400-600GPD is ok for 4-6 person use, water production efficiency of pure water reach 1.2-1.6L/minute