How Reverse Osmosis Works

Reverse osmosis is a water purification process that uses a special membrane to remove impurities and contaminants from your tap water. This process ensures that you get high-quality, pure water right from your tap. Reverse osmosis systems are highly effective at removing a wide range of impurities, making your water safe and great-tasting.

7 Stage Tankless RO with digital faucet

Stage 1: Sediment filter: A sediment filter removes dirt, sand, rust, and other microscopic particles.
Stage 2: Granular carbon filter: An activated carbon filter that reduces elements that cause water to taste and smell unpleasant, including chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, nitrates.
Stage 3: Carbon block filter: Further removes contaminants and improves taste.
Stage 4: RO membrane: The core filtration process, removing dissolved solids and contaminants through a semipermeable membrane.
Stage 5: Coconut carbon post filter: The polishing filter is a second activated carbon filter that polishes the water to make sure it’s crystal clear.
Stage 6: Mineral remineralization filter: Adds back beneficial minerals like calcium and magnesium
Stage 7: UV sterilization filter: Kills bacteria and microorganisms using ultraviolet light

Five-Stage Reverse Osmosis System

RO System

Stage 1: Sediment filter: A sediment filter removes dirt, sand, rust, and other microscopic particles.
Stage 2: Granular carbon filter: An activated carbon filter that reduces elements that cause water to taste and smell unpleasant, including chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, nitrates.
Stage 3: Coconut carbon filter: This filter removes mercury, giardia, cryptosporidium, manganese and organic chemicals.
Stage 4: RO membrane: The RO membrane removes dissolved substances, including radium, lead, arsenic, sodium, copper, phosphorus, and heavy metals.
Stage 5: Coconut carbon post filter: The polishing filter is a second activated carbon filter that polishes the water to make sure it’s crystal clear.

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