RO Water Purifier LWPUR-T2011

Introduction

RO Water Purifier is a system having an output capacity of 30 L/hr and a flow rate of 2 L/min. It provides both RO and ultrapure water for various laboratory needs. Advanced technology, easy installation procedure, water storage in tank (option), etc. are some of the features which ensures good water quality and required output. It finds applications in several laboratory, hospital, industrial operations.

This water purification system is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

It is used to prepare ultra-pure and RO water. RO water is used in general biology experiments, agricultural experiments, ware washing, as an inlet for ultra-pure water etc. while ultrapure water is used in steam generators, injection water in healthcare, microanalysis, etc.

Specifications

Output (25°C)	30 Litres/hour
Flow rate	Up to 2 litres/minute (with pressure tank)
Pure water outlet	1 : reverse osmosis water
RO water quality	Ion rejection rate: 96 to 99 % (with new RO membrane) Organics rejection rate: > 99 % (when MW > 200Dalton) Particles and bacteria rejection rate: > 99% Bacteria: < 0.1 cfu/ml (with optional 0.45+0.1 μm terminal filter) Particle( >0.1μm): < 1/ml (with optional 0.45 + 0.1 μm terminal filter)
Pure water quality	Desalination rate: Nearly 100 % : RO water: 5 to 10 ppm Resistivity: 15-18 MΩ.cm Conductivity: 0.067 to 0.055 µs/cm Pure water outlet: RO water, deionized water
Purification System	Pre-treatment unit: Special spun fibre cartridge Special active carbon block cartridge Special active carbon block cartridge RO unit: 100GPD RO membrane ×2 Subsequent Unit: Mixed bed resin cartridge ×3
Working Environment	Inlet Water: Tap water ( < 200ppm will be suggested). If inlet water >200 ppm, pre-treatment is recommended. Water with higher will affect the quality of outlet water and life of purification cartridge. Feed Water Requirement: For Tap water; temperature: 5 to 45℃, pressure: 1.0 to 4.0 Kgf/cm2
Control System	Automatic electronic pressure sensor, automatic stop without water, automatic cutting off if pump stops, RO membrane auto flushing , automatic stop when water tank full, Guarantees 24 hr work
Standard configuration	Main body (Including 1 set of cartridge) + 4.0 gallon water tank + /conductivity test pen
Power Consumption	72 W
Electrical requirements	AC 110 to 240 V, 50/60 Hz
Dimension (L× W × H)	410×220×420 mm
Weight	about 16 kg

Features

Supplies Type 1 (ultra-pure) and Type-3 (RO) water

Spun fiber and active carbon block cartridge, 100 RO membrane

Includes /conductivity pen

4 gallon water tank

Auto power on and off according to water outflow and inflow

Compact Design

FAQs

1. What are the benefits of Water Purifier ?

Water Purifier has several advantages such as elimination of each and every type of harmful impurities and contaminants like , SS and microorganisms, state of the art water filtration techniques, less water wastage, and is easy to use and maintain.

2. What are the requirements for inlet water to be fed into our purifier system?

water purifier reduces seasonal effects by working with tap water temperatures of as low as 5 ? in winters and as high as 45 ? in summers. The inlet water pressure can be maintained within the range of 1 Kgf/cm2 to 4 Kgf/cm2.

3. Why you should purchase our water purifier range?

Water Purifiers integrate 2 latest technologies of Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Ultra purification () to meet your varied needs. They are automated with electronic pressure sensor, automatic stop without water, automatic stop when water tank is full, automatic cutting off if pump stops and RO membrane auto flushing. purifiers are guaranteed to work 24 hours.

4. What is RO technology?

In Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology, water is forced through a semi-permeable membrane which gets rid of particulates, organic compound, dissolved salts and microorganisms.

5. What is technology?

In Ultra purification () technology, highly purified water is produced after going through multiple purification steps of ultra-modern filtration techniques such as Ultrafiltration and UV oxidation, Reverse Osmosis and Ion exchange. is more purified than distilled water as it is free from all kinds of particulates, organic compounds, inorganic compounds, dissolved gases and contaminants like microorganisms and viruses.

6. What are total dissolved solids and suspended solids?

or Total Dissolved Solids in water indicates the levels of ions, metals, salts and minerals. In scientific terms, the concentration of equals the sum of anions (negatively charged) and cations (positively charged) ions in water. On the other hand, SS or Suspended Solids neither dissolve nor settle in water.

7. What are the different capacities of Water Purifier provided by us?

Currently, It is providing Water Purifiers with 2 different output capacities, that is, 15 liters/hour for moderate laboratory needs and 30 liters/hour for larger needs. For other capacity requirements, kindly raise a query with us.