Reverse Osmosis Water Filter – Semi-Commercial RO System – Auto Control – 3000 Litres Per Day

Semi commercial Reverse Osmosis – RO Water Filter System – 2 litres per minute, 120 litres per hour, 3000 litres per day.

This compact, 5 stage RO treatment system is widely used in dental, medical and food & beverage applications to produce pure water for important processes. It is also used to provide pure water to homes where there are unwanted chemicals, salts and minerals in town water or bore water.

Please check if an optional post filter is required. The most appropriate post filter needs to be selected for your intended use. Please check the ‘Which Post Filter’ section above to see which is right for you. If in doubt, get in touch!

Features

• Micro-Computer Controller – Automatic RO system operation and alerts for when filters need replacing
• Stage 1 – Pleated Washable Sediment Filter – Replace each 3-6 months
• Stage 2 – Melt Blown Poly Spun Sediment Filter – Replace each 6 months
• Stage 3 – Coconut Carbon Block Filter – Replace every 6 months
• Stage 4 – 4 x 200 GPD Reverse Osmosis Membranes with approx 50% efficiency – lasts up to 4 years depending on water quality being treated
• Stage 5 Standard – Inline Granular Activated Coconut Carbon (GAC) Filter – Replace each 6 months
• Stage 5 Option 1 – Alkaline Canister Filter – Replace each 6 months (replaces above Inline GAC Filter) – additional 10″ filter system supplied to be connected
• Stage 5 Option 2 – DI Canister Filter – Lasts up to 12 months depending on water quality (replaces above inline GAC Filter) – supplied separate to the RO system with reducing fittings for 3/8″ tubing

Important Information

This Reverse Osmosis system is capable of 2 litres per minute water production but this is dependant on water quality. This system must be used in a way that allows it to run for a maximum of 8 hours in one day with a 30 minute cool down period. If the system is not operated in this way, the pumps will fail prematurely. It is recommend that the pure water be diverted to a storage tank that has a control switch or float switch to turn the RO system off after 8 hours or when the tank is full. The storage tank must be level to the RO system and within close proximity to it.