Blue Edition 7 stage

The Reverse Osmosis (RO) seven-stage system is an advanced water filtration setup designed to remove a wide range of contaminants from water. Here’s an overview of the typical stages involved in a seven-stage RO system:

1. Sediment Filter: The first stage typically involves a sediment filter that removes large particles like sand, dirt, and rust.
2. Carbon Block Filter: This stage removes chlorine, chloramines, and other chemicals that can affect the taste and odor of water.
3. Granular Activated Carbon Filter: This further reduces any residual chlorine and other organic chemicals, providing additional protection for the RO membrane.
4. Reverse Osmosis Membrane: The core component of the system, the RO membrane, removes dissolved solids, heavy metals, and a wide range of other contaminants.
5. Post Carbon Filter: Also known as a polishing filter, this stage removes any remaining taste or odor from the water after it has passed through the RO membrane.
6. UV Filter (optional): A UV (ultraviolet) filter may be included to sterilize the water, killing bacteria and viruses.
7. Alkaline/Remineralization Filter: This stage adds essential minerals back into the water, improving its taste and increasing its pH to make it more alkaline.

These stages work together to ensure that the water is thoroughly purified, safe to drink, and tastes good. Each stage has a specific function that targets different types of contaminants, making the seven-stage RO system one of the most comprehensive water filtration solutions available.

Device features:

1. Production capacity of up to 300 liters of desalinated water per day, equivalent to 16 large bottled water bottles
2. Powerful pump with a capacity of up to 130 PSI to speed up the desalination process
3. Floor mounting base
4. Water pressure Watch
5. The seventh stage of balancing the alkalinity of water (PH)

Product manufacturing:

Made In Taiwan