Description
Please Note:
When you consider purchasing this 250 LPH RO System , you need to know the following information as it is very important.
This system requires a pretreatment setup for it to perform to its maximum capacity.
Below, the sketch shows
a basic pretreatment setup with the reverse osmosis system.
The above pretreatment setup is not guaranteed to work unless recommended by a sales agent according to the water analysis report from a lab.
A water analysis report is very important as it determines the pretreatment setup needed to be installed before the reverse osmosis system. As you can see on the sketch above, the pretreatment consists of a Sand/Glass Filter, Carbon Filter, and Anti scalant Dosing system.
Pre treatment setups can consist of even more items installed before the 250 LPH RO System . The water analysis report lists items that may be needed.
- Chlorine Dosing System
- Ultra filtration System
- Dmi-65 Iron Removal Media Filter System
- Ozone Generator
- Flocculant System
We have our own qualified technicians train by the manufacturers of the equipment to do the installation running of the setup.
The People you want to install your setup can be trained to do so instead of our technicians.
- Water Quality and Taste: High TDS levels (>500 ppm) often cause water to taste metallic, salty, or bitter, and can lead to excessive scale buildup in kettles and pipes.
- Health Implications: While not always harmful (many minerals are beneficial), excessive TDS (>1000 ppm) may indicate high levels of undesirable ions, such as lead or nitrates, making it unsafe.
- Filter Maintenance: Measuring TDS helps determine when water filtration systems (such as reverse osmosis) need new filters, as efficiency drops as the filter wears out.
