4 Stage Under the Counter Reverse Osmosis Water Filter
Product Description
Reverse osmosis
What is Reverse Osmosis?
Reverse Osmosis (R/O) is a state-of-the-art water treatment process in which water is forced through a semi-permeable membrane that has very small holes or "pores." Clean water passes through and impurities that are too big to pass through the membrane are left behind and flushed away. This is the same process used by many major water bottling companies. That means premium quality water in your own home.
Save Time and Money.
No need to go the store to purchase heavy, expensive cases of bottled water. Now with the Reverse Osmosis System you can enjoy bottle water quality at a fraction of the cost.
Out of Sight
The unique design fits under the sink leavering your countertops spacious. The sleek decorator faucet adds a touch of elegance to your kitchen unlike clunky faucet-mounted filters.
Reverse Osmosis System has been tested to ensure it will operate correctly. The following periodic maintenance is recommended so your system will provide years of trouble-free service:
Prefilters (sediment) Once per year Prefilter (carbon block(s)) Once per year RO Membrane Usually Every 2 years Post filter (carbon) Once per year The following components make up your reverse osmosis system:
Prefilter (sediment) GE/Osmonics spun polypropylene filter removes larger particles such as sand, silt, rust & scale. Prefilter (carbon block) MATRIKX +CTOŽ/2 removes chlorine and chemical contaminants in the feed water and protects the RO membrane. Reverse Osmosis Membrane - Thin Film Composite Membranes reduces dissolved minerals, metals, and salts. In this process, harmful compounds are separated by the membrane from the water, and the contaminants are flushed to the drain. An NSF Certified granular activated carbon post-filter is provided for a final "polish" and to remove tastes, odors and to provide great tasting water. The Filter housings and RO module hold the prefilters and membrane. A bracket is provided so they can be mounted under the sink or in a basement. Storage tank holds RO purified water, ready to use. Automatic shut-off valve closes when the storage tank is full and shuts off the water supply to conserve water. The RO Faucet is used to dispense purified water when you want it. Feed water saddle valve is connected to the cold water line to supply water to the RO system. Wastewater saddle valve is connected to the drain to remove reject water from the RO system. Tubing supplies feed and reject water. Jaco style compression fittings are used for necessary tubing connections. These fittings are tightened hand tight only. Remember to use a tube stiffener in each tube ending, and do not use tools on these fittings.
Tools
The following tools may be necessary, depending on each particular installation:
3/8" variable speed electric drill; 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" metal cutting bits 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" Concrete drill bits (for porcelain sinks) Phillips head screw driver Adjustable wrench Teflon tape & Plastic tubing cutter Hammer & Center punch
What is Reverse Osmosis?
Reverse Osmosis (R/O) is a state-of-the-art water treatment process in which water is forced through a semi-permeable membrane that has very small holes or "pores." Clean water passes through and impurities that are too big to pass through the membrane are left behind and flushed away. This is the same process used by many major water bottling companies. That means premium quality water in your own home.
Save Time and Money.
No need to go the store to purchase heavy, expensive cases of bottled water. Now with the Reverse Osmosis System you can enjoy bottle water quality at a fraction of the cost.
Out of Sight
The unique design fits under the sink leavering your countertops spacious. The sleek decorator faucet adds a touch of elegance to your kitchen unlike clunky faucet-mounted filters.
Reverse Osmosis System has been tested to ensure it will operate correctly. The following periodic maintenance is recommended so your system will provide years of trouble-free service:
Prefilters (sediment) Once per year Prefilter (carbon block(s)) Once per year RO Membrane Usually Every 2 years Post filter (carbon) Once per year The following components make up your reverse osmosis system:
Prefilter (sediment) GE/Osmonics spun polypropylene filter removes larger particles such as sand, silt, rust & scale. Prefilter (carbon block) MATRIKX +CTOŽ/2 removes chlorine and chemical contaminants in the feed water and protects the RO membrane. Reverse Osmosis Membrane - Thin Film Composite Membranes reduces dissolved minerals, metals, and salts. In this process, harmful compounds are separated by the membrane from the water, and the contaminants are flushed to the drain. An NSF Certified granular activated carbon post-filter is provided for a final "polish" and to remove tastes, odors and to provide great tasting water. The Filter housings and RO module hold the prefilters and membrane. A bracket is provided so they can be mounted under the sink or in a basement. Storage tank holds RO purified water, ready to use. Automatic shut-off valve closes when the storage tank is full and shuts off the water supply to conserve water. The RO Faucet is used to dispense purified water when you want it. Feed water saddle valve is connected to the cold water line to supply water to the RO system. Wastewater saddle valve is connected to the drain to remove reject water from the RO system. Tubing supplies feed and reject water. Jaco style compression fittings are used for necessary tubing connections. These fittings are tightened hand tight only. Remember to use a tube stiffener in each tube ending, and do not use tools on these fittings.
Tools
The following tools may be necessary, depending on each particular installation:
3/8" variable speed electric drill; 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" metal cutting bits 1/8", 1/4" & 1/2" Concrete drill bits (for porcelain sinks) Phillips head screw driver Adjustable wrench Teflon tape & Plastic tubing cutter Hammer & Center punch
