Water Purifier WP2063

Introduction

Water Purifier features output capacity of 15 L ultrapure water every hour. Equipped with multiple alarm function to alert the users during malfunctioning. Integrated with a touchscreen to monitor water quality and operational status. Constructed with modular cartridge design for easy replacement. Our Water Purifier offers optimized pre-treatment system to protect the RO membrane.

Applications

Water Purifier is designed for applications in molecular biology, HPLC, DNA sequencing, TOC analysis, and general laboratory experiments.

Specifications

Output	15 L/H (25°C)
Flow Rate	Upto 2 L/min (with Tank)
Pure Water Outlet	2 Reverse Osmosis and Deionized Water
Deionized Water Resistivity	16 to 18.2 MΩ.cm
Deionized Water Bacteria	< 0.1 cfu/ml
Particle	< 1/ml
Ion Rejection Rate	97% to 99% (New RO Membrane)
Organic Rejection	> 99%, when MW > 200 Dalton
Particles And Bacteria Rejection Rate	> 99%
Feed Water Requirement	Tap Water
Temperature	5 to 45°C
Pressure	1.0 to 4.0 kgf/cm2
Power Consumption	120 W
Power Supply	AC 100 to 240V, 50/60Hz
Dimension	500 × 360 × 540 mm
Weight	20 kg

Features

Durable Design.

Advanced Purification Technology.

Password Protection.

Self-Flush RO Membrane Function.

Two Water Outlet.

FAQs

1. What are Water Purifiers used for?

Water Purifiers are used to produce high-quality RO and ultra-pure water for laboratory, healthcare, and industrial applications.

2. How do Water Purifiers ensure water purity?

Water Purifiers use multi-stage filtration systems to effectively remove impurities, contaminants, and pathogens.

3. What monitoring features are included in Water Purifiers?

Water Purifiers feature smart monitoring systems to ensure consistent performance and operational efficiency.

4. How do Water Purifiers support cost-efficient operation?

Water Purifiers reduce operational costs through efficient multi-stage filtration and optimized system performance.

5. How do Water Purifiers improve overall water quality?

Water Purifiers are designed to enhance water quality through flexible system configurations and reliable purification processes.

6. Where are Water Purifiers commonly used?

Water Purifiers are commonly used in laboratories, healthcare facilities, and industrial environments requiring purified water.