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The 5-Stage Reverse Osmosis PurifierThe explanation below outlines the process of the 5 stage Reverse Osmosis Purifier. All our purifiers are capable of removing over 95% of total dissolved solids, 99% of all organics and 99% of all bacteria. Stage 1 - 5 Micron Sediment FilterThe filter is made from polypropylene. Polypropylene means – proper plastic. The manufacturer uses very thin strips of plastic – as thin as candy floss- and then heats it up. The product is then compressed and becomes five-micron filters. Features
The raw tap water first flows through a 5 micron particle FILTER to remove dirt, dust, rust, suspended substances, sediment and floating matters larger than 5 microns. (1 micron = 1/1000mm). The lifespan of the filter will depend on the level of sediment present in the feed water. (Should excessive levels of sediment be present in the feed water a specialized washable sediment pre-filter should be installed.) Stage 2 - Activated Carbon FilterGranular activated carbon is a well-established technology for the reduction of a wide range of aesthetic contaminants, and is quite effective in the reduction of some health contaminants such as volatile organic compounds (benzene, trichloroethylene, and other “petroleum” – based contaminants. Because of its molecular makeup, activated carbon can absorb well, meaning that it can take in or collect many organic molecules on its surface. Granular activated carbon filters are typically inexpensive, and maintenance involves replacing of cartridges depending on the quality of the raw water and the filter water and the filter media. Features
Removes sediment over 5 Micron – Removes odours, bad taste and smell plus any excess chlorine and chemicals. Stage 3 - Carbon Block CartridgeThe carbon has an electromagnetic field, which causes the chlorine to be absorbed by the carbon. The carbon gets sated and must be replaced. Replace this filter once a year. This filter absorbs more chlorine than the activated carbon filter because the carbon is so compressed. The water flow is slower through the carbon. This filter has less bacteria growth than the activated carbon. Carbon block filter provides effective filtration to protect your membrane. Features
When water is forced through the solid carbon block, it is forced to slow down and increase the contact time with the carbon, allowing the carbon bonding to take place to reduce certain chemical pollutants like toxic, pesticides, THM’s, chlorine, bad tastes, odours etc.
Stage 4 - T.F.C Reverse Osmosis MembraneThe process works by forcing water under great pressure against a semi permeable membrane, where ion exclusion occurs. With ion exclusion, water molecules form a barrier that allows other water molecules to pass through while excluding most contaminants. Typical contaminant rejection rates from 85% to 95%, depending on the initial quality of the water. The pure water that passes through is then made available for use while the contaminants are washed off the membrane and rejected down the drain.
R O Water Storage TankStainless Steel Connection System Reverse Osmosis INSERT PICTURE HEREFEATURES
Stage 5 - In-line Carbon Filter
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