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High Premium 7-stage reverse osmosis system
7-stage High Premium Reverse Osmosis System according to the highest quality standards
Our high-quality system from a US manufacturer with production in Europe, equipped with the best components currently available on the market, such as John Guest quick-connect fittings, housings with double O-rings, Filmtec membrane, faucet with ceramic valve, etc. Available here at a top price!
Premium product from a company with many years of experience in the field of water treatment; not a cheap product!
Comparable, similar systems are often sold on the market for two to three times this price.
This system is based on a five-stage core system. Three classic pre-filters with standard cartridges are used. The system features additional stages such as negative ion energizing and a mineral cartridge and can be expanded with any number of connections and faucets.
The first 10'' pre-filter is equipped with a 5 µm polypropylene foam cartridge. It retains larger mechanical, undissolved impurities and increases the service life of the subsequent filter cartridges.
The second filtration stage is an activated carbon block filter. It removes chlorine, pesticides, and many organic impurities from the water. The final pre-filter (third stage) filters out the smallest suspended particles with a filter fineness of 1 µm.
The osmotic membrane (fourth stage) eliminates 96-99% of all contaminants dissolved in the water, as well as bacteria and viruses (Filmtec by Dow). The post-activated carbon filter (fifth stage) gives the water the characteristic taste of natural mineral water.
The mineral cartridge (6th stage) increases water quality by enriching the water with minerals. These include minerals such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, and many others that can be found in natural mineral water. Mineral quantities in the filtered water from the reverse osmosis systems with a mineral cartridge:
| Ca2+ - 34 mg/l Mg2+ - 12 mg/l Na+ - 22 mg/l K+ - 8.5 mg/l | CO32- - 10 mg/l SO42- - 0.3 mg/l Cl- - 0.8 mg/l F- - 0.06 mg/l
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The negative ion cartridge AIFIR (7th stage) is intended to revitalize/energize the water.
With this negative ion cartridge, water flows through fired ceramic balls, which is intended to revitalize the osmosis water*.
Detailed information on negative ion technology:
Negative ION Energizer
- Supplies the body with high amounts of oxygen
- Regulates the pH value; the body is detoxified and freed from free radicals
- Many positive influences for better well-being
"Negative ions" participate in cleaning the body of toxins, regulate the pH value of body fluids, and help to remove free radicals (free radicals cause faster aging and the formation of tumors).
The cartridge is offered with a transparent inline housing with 1/4" and two sealing plugs equipped with an O-ring. The sealing plugs prevent dirt and microorganisms from entering the cartridge (re-contamination excluded!). The housing acts like a shield that prevents micro-radiation from escaping. The product is assembled under exceptionally high microbiological purity standards.
The cartridge should not be used with microbiologically contaminated water or water of unknown origin.
The cartridge is intended for the treatment of cold drinking and utility water - ideal for osmosis water!
The filtered water is stored in a tank. Reverse osmosis systems are equipped as standard with a chrome-plated faucet that is mounted on the sink and with quick-connect fittings (John Guest), which simplify the connection of the system to water pipes.
These reverse osmosis systems remove up to 99.8% of all contaminants from the water.
Easy installation, ergonomic design; the core of the systems is a multi-layer thin-film TFC membrane, which, together with the polypropylene and activated carbon pre-filters, achieves the purest water, free from heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses.
Faucet
2-way faucet - double faucet with ceramic valve (with hose and nut) (Standard)
3-way faucet - A single fixture; you do not need an extra faucet (additional charge)
Optional equipment:
Permeate pump: Optional equipment with a permeate pump is possible. This reduces the pure water/wastewater ratio from 1:4 to 1:3.
Faucet with ceramic valve
Optional equipment with a booster pump is possible.
Due to the high-quality components of this system, we can provide a warranty of 60 months from the date of purchase.
Warranty declaration: In addition to the statutory warranty, due to the high-quality components, you receive a 5-year warranty (excluding filter inserts) on all our non-electric reverse osmosis systems. During this time, we will repair or replace items, at your discretion. The warranty is valid worldwide; Wasserstelle Berlin is the guarantor. The invoice is sufficient as proof for the warranty claim. Your statutory consumer rights (24-month warranty) are not restricted by this guarantee. You can extend the warranty claim to 10 years by paying an additional fee.
Connections:
1. 1/2" connection for main water supply pipes and
2. 3/4" connection for the kitchen tap
Technical data:
Membrane - TFC (Thin Film) DOW Filmtec TM - number 1 in the USA
| Filtration capacity of the TFC membrane: | |
| Aluminum | 88 - 99% |
| Ammonia | 86 - 92% |
| Chromium | 96 - 98% |
| Cyanide | 92 - 98% |
| Zinc | 94 - 97% |
| Cadmium | 98 - 99% |
| Manganese | 96 - 98% |
| Copper | 95 - 99% |
| Nickel | 95 - 99% |
| Lead | 96 - 98% |
| Silver | 86 - 98% |
| Strontium | 87 - 90% |
| Iron | 98 - 99% |
| Pesticides | 99 - 100% |
| Bacteria | 99 - 100% |
Flow rate (24 hours): approx. 190 liters (50 GPD), also available in 75 GPD/280 liters, minimum rejection: >92%
Tap water pressure: 2.8 - 6.0 bar and water temperature: 20°C - 40°C
Pre-filter: 5 µm
Pre-filter: 1 µm
Activated carbon block filter: 10 µm
Final filter: Inline activated carbon cartridge
Storage tank: 13-liter tank
Quality tubing resistant up to 14 bar at 21°C
Weight: 12.1 kg with packaging
Dimensions [cm]: 14.5 x 49.5 x 44 + tank
Quick connectors (John Guest)
Link to replacement filter set
Accessories
The following accessories are supplied complete with the device: An ergonomic, chrome-plated touch-flow faucet, or alternatively an elegant faucet with a ceramic valve (at an additional cost), or with a cross handle, ceramic valve, and curved spout (at an additional cost), which can be mounted on the washbasin or sink. Universal metal connector with ball valve and hose, allowing for simple and quick connection of the filter to the water supply pipe. The universal wrench for filter housings (required for cartridge replacement). Teflon tape is used to seal the threaded connections.
Additional accessories, order together with no extra shipping costs:
TDS meter: digital display in ppm
LED display red: over 50 ppm/green under 50 ppm
P.S.
When buying a water filtration system, you should be choosy. You want pure water, so ensure that the materials in your system are approved for drinking water and do not release any pollutants into the water.
Decide for yourself whether you want to purchase a DIY system (possibly equipped with components of dubious origin) from some company and maybe save a few EUR, or whether you want to buy a quality product from a global brand that is slightly more expensive, but still well below the usual market price.
After all, it is an investment for many years, and quality has its price!
Here are a few tips on how you can recognize high-quality reverse osmosis systems, among other things: You can recognize high-quality systems, for example, by the fact that they feature quick-connect fittings like John Guest or Maxtec connectors, rather than just simple "JACO" screw connections. These are inexpensive but cumbersome screw connections that, depending on the material, can easily crack and might potentially injure you as a customer.
High-quality systems often have a faucet with a ceramic valve (secure seal, making it harder for bacteria to enter the system from the faucet side). Many systems usually only come with a simple lever-type faucet without a secure ceramic valve.
The manufacturer, max. load capacity, and approval for drinking water should be identifiable on the hose material; in inexpensive systems, the hose material is often only rated for up to 7 bar.
Look for the installation of high-quality membranes, e.g., Filmtec from DOW; sometimes cheap membranes of dubious origin are installed.
With high-quality systems, you often get much more than just the statutory two-year warranty.
Comparable labor costs are much lower in the USA than in Germany; can systems built in Germany still be cheaper without corners being cut elsewhere???