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Sediment Cartridge: The sediment cartridge is the first step in the watering purification process. It filters suspended impurities like fine sand and clay from the water.
Reverse Osmosis Membrane: This removes 99.9% of microbes (bacteria, viruses) and microbial cysts. It also removes harmful chemical impurities, excessive dissolved salts and all suspended particles below 5 microns, making the water pure, safe and crystal clear.
UF Membrane: The ultrafiltration membrane has a 0.004 micron pore diameter which allows essential minerals to pass while removing bacteria and viruses.
Activated Carbon Cartridge: This cartridge removes all chemical impurities like chlorine, as well as colour and odour from the water.
Post Carbon Silver Purifier: The reverse osmosis (RO) process does not guarantee 100% bacteria removal. Therefore, water purifiers that adhere to international drinking standards have a post-RO process. This removes residual bacteria, and acts as a backup if the RO system fails, thus ensuring pure drinking water.
UV Lamp: Ultraviolet light is very efficient at killing bacteria. A UV lamp in a water purifier ensures that the water is 100% bacteria-free. Light radiating from a UV lamp is harmful for the eyes and skin and hence direct exposure to UV rays should be avoided.
Booster Pump: A booster pump is required to force water through the RO membrane so that it can be purified. The booster pump gives an open flow of 100 lPH and has a pressure of 70-80 psi at the inlet of the membrane housing.
Reverse Osmosis Membrane: This removes 99.9% of microbes (bacteria, viruses) and microbial cysts. It also removes harmful chemical impurities, excessive dissolved salts and all suspended particles below 5 microns, making the water pure, safe and crystal clear.
UF Membrane: The ultrafiltration membrane has a 0.004 micron pore diameter which allows essential minerals to pass while removing bacteria and viruses.
Activated Carbon Cartridge: This cartridge removes all chemical impurities like chlorine, as well as colour and odour from the water.
Post Carbon Silver Purifier: The reverse osmosis (RO) process does not guarantee 100% bacteria removal. Therefore, water purifiers that adhere to international drinking standards have a post-RO process. This removes residual bacteria, and acts as a backup if the RO system fails, thus ensuring pure drinking water.
UV Lamp: Ultraviolet light is very efficient at killing bacteria. A UV lamp in a water purifier ensures that the water is 100% bacteria-free. Light radiating from a UV lamp is harmful for the eyes and skin and hence direct exposure to UV rays should be avoided.
Booster Pump: A booster pump is required to force water through the RO membrane so that it can be purified. The booster pump gives an open flow of 100 lPH and has a pressure of 70-80 psi at the inlet of the membrane housing.
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