Deionising Resin Cartridges (spare)

This digitally controlled Direct-Flow Reverse Osmosis (RO) system provides an excellent alternative to a water still or deioniser and produces deionised quality water economically and efficiently. Water is supplied to the unit by simply tapping into a standard tap-water supply pipe, using the kit provided and the electrical supply is via a standard 3-pin plug and lead (included). Tap water enters the unit and passes through a series of carbon pre-filters, followed by a reverse osmosis (RO) membrane, finally passing through a resin deioniser to produce laboratory grade purified deionised water. Designed for laboratory and medical use, this is a direct-flow RO system, which does not require a water storage tank.

•  Removes up to 99.99% of impurities from UK main water - down to 0-3ppm TDS
•  Up to 60 litres per hour @ 3 bar water pressure
•  Free-standing, with small footprint and easy instillation
•  Can be located on top of a bench or under a bench or sink
•  Supplied with tap and fitting kit
•  Utilises a 5 filter process
•  Automatically analyses water, tracks filter lifetime and optimizes system performance
•  Automatic reverse flush of membrane filters, for optimum water quality
Filter lifetime
•  Pre-filters: 15,000 litres or 6-12 months (PP sediment filter;GAC activated carbon filter; CTO activated carbon block)
•  Deionising filter: Varies, depending on quality of original tap water - when colour changes (mixed bed deionized water filter)
Technical parameters
•  Input water hardness 35deg. f max (french degrees) / 24.5 deg clark max. (Clark degrees or 350mg/l CaCO3 max. (most of the UK water supplies are below this level)
•  Input water TDS: 600 ppm max.
•  input water temperature 4 - 40°C
•  Input water pressure: 2 bar min. / 6 bar max.
•  System diamensions: 24 x 36 x 48 cm (d x w x h)
•  Power: 100 - 240 V AC / 50-60Hz
•  Weight: 12kg
Spares and accessories
•  Replacement 3 pre-filter pack
•  Replacement RO filter membrane cartridge
•  Replacement Deionising resin cartridge