75GPD Aquacare RO (No Pump)

Description Domestic RO System – 75GPD Under-Counter Reverse Osmosis The Domestic RO System – 75GPD Under-Counter Reverse Osmosis is a compact, high-performance water purification system built to deliver safe, great-tasting drinking water right from your kitchen. It combines multi-stage filtration and membrane separation to remove dissolved solids, chlorine, heavy metals, and other impurities typically found in tap water. Before installing this domestic RO system, it’s crucial to conduct a water analysis of your feed water. Knowing the TDS (Total Dissolved Solids), hardness, iron content, and microbial load helps in selecting the right pre-filters and protects the RO membrane from premature fouling or damage. Filtration Stages & Their Functions Sediment Pre-Filter (5 Micron PP): Captures large particles like sand, rust, and debris to protect downstream components. Activated Carbon Pre-Filter: Reduces chlorine, organic chemicals, odors, and improves taste. Carbon Block / Fine Carbon Filter: Provides further chemical removal and protects the membrane. RO Membrane (75 GPD): The core component—filters out dissolved salts, heavy metals, and microorganisms. Post-Carbon (GAC) Polishing Filter: Polishes the filtered water, enhancing taste and ensuring purity before dispensing. Technical Specifications Parameter Detail Capacity 75 GPD (~284 liters/day) Number of Stages 5 Storage Tank Approx. 3–4 gallons / 12–15 L (depends on model) Faucet Chrome or designer under-sink faucet Operating Pressure Typically 3–5 bar (check local water pressure) Membrane Type Thin-Film Composite (TFC) RO Warranty / Certification Depends on model / brand Dimensions Compact for under-sink installation Power None (unless booster pump variant) Why Choose This Domestic RO System? Space-saving design: Installs neatly under the sink, saving counter space. Comprehensive purification: Multi-stage design ensures removal of chemicals, tastes, odors, and dissolved solids. Great for daily use: Provides sufficient water for drinking, cooking, and general household use. Low maintenance: Filter replacements are straightforward and relatively inexpensive. Customizable to water quality: With the right water analysis and pre-filters, this system can perform reliably over years. Installation & Maintenance Tips Always test your water first—adjust pre-filters if TDS, hardness, or chlorine levels are high. If your tap water has low pressure, you might need a booster pump variant of the system. Ensure the system is installed in a location allowing easy access for filter changes. Replace filters on schedule: PP & carbon pre-filters ~6–12 months, RO membrane ~2–3 years, post-carbon as needed. Flush and sanitize the system initially and after each filter change for best water quality.