Reverse OsmosisWater Filter System
R1,999
About
The 50 GPD or 190 liter per day under counter reverse osmosis system provides safe, pure water using Reverse Osmosis Technology. It’s capable of removing over 90% of total dissolved solids, +99% of all organics and +99% of all bacteria. System installs neatly under the sink and comes with long reach faucet, and necessary installation hardware.
Enjoy unlimited ultra-fresh, clean, great tasting water right at home for the best quality water for cooking and making delicious coffee, ice. Save money, time, and hassle of buying costly, bottled water and live healthier with ultra-safe water that is contaminant free. The ROES-50 reverse osmosis system delivers high quality clean, filtered drinking water at an affordable price. This complete 5-stage water filter system is made from high caliber components to offer exceptional contaminant rejection rates and long-lasting, reliable performance.
Product Features
- 5 Stage Filtration
- 190 Liters Per Day of water production
- Long Reach Chrome Faucet
- All hardware included
- 12-litre storage tank
- Stage 1: 5 microns sediment pre-filter
- Stage 2: Activated Carbon pre-filter
- Stage 3: Carbon block pre-filter
- Stage 4: 50 GPD Reverse Osmosis Membrane
- Stage 5: Inline Chlorine Taste and Odour Reduction Filter
Installation Instructions
- Mount the filter unit inside your sink cabinet.
- Then install the provided "T" connector provided at your cold water faucet valve.
- Install the included dispenser faucet/tap on your sink or countertop.
- Cut one piece of tubing to fit between the cold water inlet "T" and the inlet of the filter unit.
- Cut the other piece of tubing to fit from the unit outlet to the dispenser faucet.
- All tubing connections are push-fit for easy installation.
- Connect the Reverse Osmosis drain clamp over U bend in the sink drain or over washing machine/dish washer drain. Then connect 1/4'' tubing to the drain and connect to the R/O.
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