Tap Water Filtration Machine Drinking Water Treatment Plant RO System

Product Description of Household Reverse Osmosis System

1. Five stage purification system

(1) PP filter

(2) CTO filter

(3) PP filter

(4) Reverse osmosis membrane

(5) Small T33 coconut shell activated carbon.

2. All connectors are quick to install (including high voltage, low voltage and solenoid).

3. Five stage filtration, remove sediment, suspended solids, colloid, organic compounds, heavy metals, soluble solids,

Thermogenesis and other harmful substances in raw water, only water molecules and

Dissolved oxygen (do).

4. Interchangeable preprocessing filter, effectively ensure the pretreatment effect; Simple exchange, economical filter element

Low price, low production water cost.

5. High pressure flash reverse osmosis membrane function, effectively prolong the service life of reverse osmosis membrane.

6. Automatic control of water production process (automatic stop when raw water is insufficient or water tank is full)

The water).

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FAQ:

Q: What’s the type of your company? Manufacturer or trade agent?

A: We are a high-tech manufacturer engaged in water treatment industry for nearly 20 years, specializing in water treatment, water purification equipment and technology research and development, manufacturing, sales, engineering installation and consulting.

Q:What Carbon Filters Remove?

A:Carbon filters are very effective at removing a number of deleterious chemicals, reports the Home Water Purifiers and Filters site. These include chlorine, benzene, radon, solvents trihalomethane compounds, volatile organic chemicals such as pesticides and herbicides and hundreds of other man-made chemicals that may come into contact with tap water as it proceeds through the system. In addition, filters remove bad tastes and odors from the water.

Q:What Carbon Filters Don't Remove?

A:Carbon filters are not particularly successful at removing dissolved inorganic contaminants and heavy metals such as minerals, salts, antimony, arsenic, asbestos, barium, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, copper, fluoride, mercury, nickel, nitrates, selenium, sulfate, thallium and other contaminants, which may require a reverse osmosis system or distiller instead. Carbon block filters can remove some large, dangerous microorganisms, such as giardia and cryptosporidium, that can cause a number of diseases and epidemics, but nothing less than the size of the carbon itself. Viruses are too small to be removed by carbon, as they usually range between 20 and 400 nanometers in size, according to the University of Oregon.