Residential Reverse Osmosis

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Residential Reverse Osmosis

6-Stage RO6 Series

7-Starge RO7 Series, w/UV

The Residential Reverse Osmosis are of two types; 6 or 7-stage RO units.

The standard unit is 50 GPD (Gallons Per Day) capacity. (Note: we can supply 75, and 100 GPD RO units). These RO units may require a Booster Pump if feed water has low pressure, and a Permeate Pump if the distance between the RO unit and the sink is more than 25':

This RO unit is installed under the sink. It supplies bottle quality water through a dedicated faucet. It comes complete with a storage tank #TNK4 that holds 3.2 gallon of water, and all standard connections and fittings for installation.

Note: Above RO units are for city water applications. Well waters require a brackish membrane and that involves an additonal cost. Further more the higher the TDS the lower the efficiency of the RO system, in other words it will mitigate waters with high TDS (i.e. Product water is relative to feed water).

Quick RO System Selection Chart, to guide you as to which system is best suited for you:

#	If your Application, Requirement, or Condition is	Select
1	Chlorinated City Water with 40 psi minimum	#RO6
2	Long tube run (exceeds 25') to refrigerator icemaker / water dispenser	#RO6PP
3	Well Water, or open storage tank, where pressure is below 40 psi	#RO6BP
4	Both conditions as in item lines #2 & #3	#RO6PPBP
5	Disinfecting, or Well Water that is not chlorinated	#RO7
6	Disinfecting, & Long tube run (more than 25') to refrigerator icemaker	#RO7PP
7	Disinfecting, & Well Water, or open storage tank, w/ pressure below 40 psi	#RO7BP
8	Disinfecting, & Both conditions as in item lines #6 & #7	#RO7PPBP
9	Tight Space	#RO6M
10	Tight Space, & Disinfecting	#RO7M

The Difference Between Permeate Pumps & Booster Pumps:

Permeate Pump (PP): affects the pressure leaving the RO system, it increases the pressure inside the storage tank to allow it to deliver water to longer distances and at a decent flow rate.

Booster Pump (BP): increases the pressure of water entering the RO system, boosting its pressure to above 40 psi (the minimum pressure needed to operate an RO system).

Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System Conditions & Requirements

Operating Pressure Range: 40 to 100 psi

Operating Temperature Range: 40 to 80 Degrees F

For Cold Water Use Only

DO NOT USE this product where the water is microbiologically unsafe or with water of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the unit.