Reverse Osmosis Water Filter Systems

HOW IT WORKS

The reverse osmosis systems are among the most effective clean water solutions available, efficiently removing more contaminants than any other technology. While the process is slow, requiring a storage tank, it ensures that you have access to purified water. Typically, these RO systems are installed under the kitchen sink, with a dedicated faucet used to supply the water produced by the reverse osmosis system.

Key components include pre-filters, the RO membrane, a post filter, a storage tank, a dedicated faucet, a feed water valve, a saddle valve for wastewater, and tubing. The unit connects to your cold water line under your kitchen sink.

Six-Step Process

Step 1: During step #1, your water is filtered by the first cartridge, which effectively removes sediment, particulate, rust particles, and other solids.

Step 2: Next, your water is filtered by the second cartridge, eliminating Chlorine, Chloramines, tastes, odors, VOCs, PCBs, Nitrates, and other harmful chemicals.

Step 3: During this critical step #3, the reverse osmosis membrane removes harmful contaminants that are dissolved in the solution. Many of these contaminants, such as Lead, Mercury, Arsenic, Fluoride, Sodium, and harmful by-products from the Chlorination process known as Trihalomethanes, are among the most undesirable substances in Omaha water filtration.

Step 4: During step #4, the RO processed water flows to the storage tank, ensuring it’s readily available when needed, while the “bad” water rejected by the membrane is sent to the drain.

Step 5: When purified water is required, your water passes through the post-carbon cartridge for final polishing, enhancing its taste.

Step 6: Finally, great-tasting RO processed water is dispensed from the dedicated faucet, conveniently mounted on your countertop next to your kitchen sink.

Reverse osmosis drinking water systems filter out:

Chemicals

Chlorine

Arsenic

Metals

Foul tastes

Lead

Salt

Odors

Sediment

TDS

Fluoride

And More!