Reverse Osmosis RO System

Core strengths

Benefits of Choosing Our Reverse Osmosis (RO)System

One-Stop Water Treatment Solutions Provider

From membrane manufacturing and equipment integration to engineering design, technical support, and global delivery, we provide complete water treatment solutions in one place.

Intelligent Automation Control System

Equipped with advanced automation and intelligent monitoring technologies, our systems enable precise control, stable operation, real-time data management, and reduced operational costs.

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20 Years of Deep Technology Accumulation

With 20 years of industry expertise, we continuously innovate in membrane technology, system integration, and water treatment engineering to deliver reliable and efficient solutions worldwide.

Extensive Cooperation Experience

With extensive experience in global cooperation projects, we work closely with partners across industries to deliver reliable, efficient, and customized water treatment solutions.

Our Service

Full-Process Sales and Logistics Solution

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Sales Service

Provide product consultation, quotation support, order confirmation, and customized solution development to ensure accurate matching of customer requirements.

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Transportation Service

Handle cargo arrangement, packaging, loading, and international logistics coordination (sea, air, or land freight), ensuring safe and timely delivery throughout the shipping process.

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After-sales service

Offer shipment tracking, documentation support, and responsive problem-solving services, ensuring continuous assistance and reliable communication after delivery.

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Advantages of Reverse Osmosis RO System

 
Removes Sediment and Discoloration

The first step of an RO system is a sediment filter to remove the big stuff like rust, dirt and other solid particles. This step alone makes a huge difference because it clears up the cloudiness and discoloration.

Removes Chemical Disinfectants

After the sediment filter, the carbon filter kicks some serious chlorine booty.Municipal treatment centers love adding chlorine and other chemical disinfectants to their water. These chemicals were found in the water supplies serving over 250 Million households.

Removes Dangerous Pollutants

The public water system is a minefield of dangerous pollutants like arsenic, pesticides, lead and nuclear waste.These compounds have no place in your family's drinking water, yet they're flowing through taps across the country.The RO filter, however, does the real heavy lifting.

Alkalizes Your Water

The remineralization process also alkalizes the water and balances pH. Although more research is needed, early studies suggest that alkaline water (pH 8.5-9) may reduce the risk of high blood pressure, acid reflux and diabetes.

Improves Taste

By the time water exits an RO system, it tastes mmmm, mmmm good!The sediment filter removes discoloration, the carbon filter removes stanky chlorine, the ion exchange resins soften the water, and the RO membrane removes nuclear waste.

 

Product Specification

 

We offer the following Product specifications:

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Description of the RO Components

RO Plant Specifications depending upon capacity

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Raw Water Feed Pump

220 V, Single phase

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Pressure Sand Filter or PSF (Capacity below 500 LPH)

1500 L/h

1.5 kg/cm2

 

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Parameter

Specification

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Purification capacity

100±20* Litres per hour *

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Max Duty Cycle

500-700 litres per day

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Membrane

3 No’s

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RO Membrane

300 GPD (3 units)

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Solenoid Valve

220 V

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Minimum Inlet Water Pressure

0.3 kg/sq. cm

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Maximum Inlet water Pressure

2 kg/sq. cm

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Input Voltage

160-300V AC ( 50Hz)

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Operating Voltage

24V DC

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Input water Temperature

Min 5 Celsius & Max 50 Celsius

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Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)

Up to 2000 ppm

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Total Hardness

500 ppm (max)

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Rejection of TDS

Up to 95%

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Recovery

Up to 25%

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Dimensions (mm)

W 550 x D 300 x H 900

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Net Weight

32 kgs.

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Power rating

250 W

 

 
 
Application of Reverse Osmosis RO System
500LPH Reverse Osmosis RO System

Residential Under-Sink Filtration

Ideal for providing purified drinking water directly from your kitchen tap, removing contaminants that may be present in municipal water supplies.

250LPH Reverse Osmosis RO System

Whole-House Systems

In larger configurations, RO systems can provide clean water throughout the home, ensuring safe water for drinking, cooking, and bathing.

Ro Membrane 1000 Lph

Commercial and Industrial Applications

RO systems are frequently used in businesses, restaurants, and industrial facilities to provide high-quality water for cooking, food processing, or equipment operation.

1000LPH Reverse Osmosis RO System(001)

Medical and Laboratory Settings

RO systems are essential in environments where ultrapure water is required, such as in dialysis, laboratory experiments, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

 

Process of Reverse osmosis RO system
 

Pre-treatment Stage
The process begins with pre-filters, including sediment filters that remove larger particles like sediment, chlorine, and organic matter, which could damage or clog the RO membrane. This initial step ensures that the water is adequately prepared for the more detailed filtration to come.

 

Reverse Osmosis Filtration
High pressure is applied to the water at this core stage, pushing it through the semipermeable membrane. This membrane, the critical component of the system, features tiny pores (about 0.0001 microns) that allow only water molecules to pass while effectively blocking and removing a significant amount of dissolved salts, chemicals, and microorganisms. The purified water, termed the permeate, is then collected in a storage tank for later use.

 

Wastewater Disposal
The concentrated contaminants, which do not pass through the semipermeable membrane, are expelled as wastewater or "brine." This step involves a flow restrictor and drain system that manages water flow through the membrane, maintaining efficiency and preventing the membrane from becoming overwhelmed by pressure. Typically, this process generates about 3-4 gallons of wastewater for every gallon of purified water, which is then properly drained away.

 

Storage And Delivery
The processed water is stored in the storage tank until needed. When there is a demand for water, it is delivered through a dedicated faucet, providing clean, safe drinking water on demand. This system ensures that purified water is available instantly whenever required by the user.

 

Post-treatment Stage
On demand, water from the tank passes through a post filter on the way to the faucet, providing a fresh pass through carbon to remove any residual taste.

 

 

Our Certifications

 

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FAQ

 

Q: What are the two types of reverse osmosis systems?

A: Let's take a closer look at these two most common types of RO systems:
Countertop RO Systems. As the name implies, countertop systems are free-standing systems that sit on a countertop (or the ground). ...
Under-sink RO Systems. Under-sink filters are by far the most common type of RO system.

Q: What are the parameters of RO water quality?

A: Physical test parameters include color, odor, temperature, total hardness, turbidity, total dissolved solids, and conductivity. Meanwhile, chemical parameters include pH, alkalinity, total dissolved solids, and other possible contaminants like: Metals – copper, iron, aluminum, lead, mercury, zinc, etc.

Q: How many ppm is a RO system?

A: As RO removes 99.9% of all the impurities and contaminants from water, RO is considered safer than other purification systems. RO purifiers typically reduce TDS value under 25 PPM.

Q: What are the specifications of reverse osmosis system?

A: The system should be supplied with suitable Raw Water Feed Pump with 2-3 m3/hr 1 HP drive Single phase with redundancy. The system should have sand filter and Activated carbon filter of vertical floor mount with Min and max Operating Pressure of 2.0 kg/cm2 to 3.5 kg/cm2. Max Treatment Flow of 2.5 m3/hr and Min.

Q: What to look for when buying a reverse osmosis system?

A: Filtration Stages. The more filtration stages, the cleaner your water will be. ...
Permeate Pump. A permeate pump reduces water waste by up to 80% compared to standard RO systems without a pump. ...
Tank Size. ...
Faucet Styles. ...
Optional UV Light.

Q: How big of an RO system do I need?

A: The usual assumption is that in a household each person will consume about 75 gallons of water per day. Therefore, you would assume a usage need of about 300 gallons per day for a family of four. The RO unit itself should be sized so that it produces at least triple the daily usage rate.

Q: How many years does a RO system last?

A: Reverse osmosis (RO) membranes typically need to be replaced every 2 to 5 years, depending on the following factors: 1. Water Quality : High levels of total dissolved solids (TDS), chlorine, or other contaminants can wear out the membrane faster.

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