Residential RO Membrane

Residential RO Membranes

YIME residential reverse osmosis membranes are specially designed for household water purification systems. They are suitable for low-salinity water sources such as municipal tap water, effectively removing dissolved salts, heavy metals, organic substances, and microorganisms to provide safe, stable, and high-quality drinking water.

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Residential RO Membrane

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Manufactured with advanced thin-film composite technology, the membranes offer high desalination performance, stable water output, and excellent fouling resistance. They can operate efficiently under low pressure, reducing energy consumption and extending system lifespan. With a wide range of models and strong compatibility, they are suitable for most mainstream water purifiers on the market.

They are widely used in household water purifiers, direct drinking water systems, and small-scale commercial water treatment systems, meeting various daily water needs such as drinking and cooking.

Specification of Residential RO Membranes

Membrane Element Categories	Membrane Element Model	Effective Membrane Area(ft² / m²)	Daily Water Production(GPD /m³/d)	Stable Salt Rejection(%)	Operating Pressure(PSI)
Standard Residential Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element	SLW-1812-75	4.9 / 0.456	75 / 0.28	98	98
	SLW-2012-100	6.14 / 0.57	100 / 0.38	98	98
	SLW-2012-150	7.36 / 0.684	150 / 0.57	98	98
	SLW-2012-200	10.17 / 0.945	200 / 0.76	98	98
	SLW-2812-200	16.04 / 1.49	200 / 0.76	98.5	100
	SLW-3012-300	17.8 / 1.654	300 / 1.2	98.5	100
	SLW-3012-400	17.8 / 1.654	400 / 1.5	98.5	100
	SLW-3013-400	21.08 / 1.958	400 / 1.5	96.5	100
	SLW-3013-500	25.58 / 2.376	500 / 1.8	96.5	100
	SLW-3213-600	31.97 / 2.97	600 / 2.28	96.5	100
	SLW-3013-800	31.97 / 2.69	800 / 2.28	96.5	100

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Precautions for use of Residential RO Membrane

The reverse osmosis membrane is the true heart to the entire RO system. It is what takes poor quality water and turns it into the good water that we drink. That is why it is so crucial to stay up-to-date on changing the RO membrane. The reverse osmosis membrane on average should be replaced every 3-5 years, if it is still producing good quality water you may be able to keep it longer than five years.

There are a few ways that you can determine if your membrane is still good or if it is time to replace it. The number one indicator is when the RO system simply stops producing water or the flow of the RO water is weaker than it used to be. Next, if your RO system is running constantly that is another sign that it is time to replace your membrane. The RO system will run continuously because it is unable to produce enough RO water to filler the entire system. Lastly, the quality of the RO water that comes out of your RO faucet will also tell you if it is time to replace the membrane.

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Q: What is the function of a membrane in the RO system?

A: Reverse osmosis (RO) has nanofiltration (NF) membranes that are commonly used as filtration technology to remove numerous types of dissolved solids from solutions by applying pressure to the solution when it is on one side of a selective membrane.

Q: What is a membrane in a water purifier?

A: Only pure water can flow through the membrane in a water purifier. It is a thin, semi-permeable layer with minute pores. The polluted water, on the other hand, is discharged as reject water from the water purifier. Only pure water flows through the membrane due to the high pressure.

Q: How important is the membrane in reverse osmosis?

A: Membranes have aided in the cost-effective method of water purification. Total dissolved solids, heavy metals, organic pollutants, viruses, bacteria, and other dissolved contaminants have all been proven to be greatly reduced by reverse osmosis (RO) membranes.

Q: What is reverse osmosis used for?

A: Reverse osmosis is a technique that uses pressure to drive water through specialized membranes to remove foreign pollutants, solid particles, big molecules, and minerals. The technology increases the quality of water for drinking, cooking, and other uses.

Q: How often should membrane be replaced in a RO filter?

A: Reverse Osmosis Membrane must be replaced every 6 to 12 months. Carbon Post Filter which can be found in a RO purifier must be replaced every 12 months to guarantee that the water is of high quality.

Q: How long has the company been in operation?

A: The company has been operating for 20 years.

Q: What types of reverse osmosis membranes do you offer?

A: We offer 75GPD,100GPD, 150GPD, 200GPD, 300GPD, 400GPD, 500GPD, 600GPD, 800GPD, and 1000GPD membranes.

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Specification of Residential RO Membranes

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