Introduction

Type II RO Water Purification System achieves ionic rejection of more than 95%. It is a compact benchtop system designed to provide reliable pure water for laboratory and industrial use. The system uses tap water and advanced reverse osmosis technology. It features durability, easy use, and reliable performance for pure water needs. Our Type II RO water purification system is suitable for feed water to ultrapure systems, chemical processes, glassware cleaning, and buffer preparation.

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

Our Type II RO water purification system provides high-quality water suitable for ultrapure system feed, chemical processing, glassware cleaning, autoclave supply, buffer preparation, and various laboratory and industrial applications.

Specifications

Type Benchtop System
Water Requirements Tap Water
Feed Water Conductivity < 2000 µS/cm
Feed Water Hardness < 450 ppm as CaCO3
Feed Water Temperature 5°C to 40°C
Water Inlet Pressure 0.05 to 0.5 MPa
Ion Rejection Rate > 95%
Bacterial Rejection > 99%
Water Conductivity < 1 to 20 µS/cm
Productivity Rate 15 L/h
Power Supply 110 V to 220 V / 50 HZ to 60 HZ ± 10%
Dimensions (Main Unit) 315 × 525 × 570 mm
Dimensions (Water Tank) 380 × 380 × 595 mm
Net Weight (Main Unit) 21 Kg
Net Weight (Water Tank) 5 Kg

Features

Long-Lasting Construction

Advanced Control System

Superior Filtration Technology

Optimized Storage Solution

Stable Output Quality

FAQs

1. Can the Type II RO Water Purification System handle variable tap water quality?

Yes, the Type II RO Water Purification System is engineered to operate effectively with standard municipal tap water. Its advanced reverse osmosis membranes efficiently reduce ionic, microbial, and particulate contaminants, even when the feed water quality fluctuates within specified limits. The system is equipped to handle feed water conductivity typical of tap supplies, ensuring consistent output. However, if the source water exceeds certain hardness or conductivity thresholds, additional pretreatment may be recommended to protect the membranes. The design prioritizes stable water production regardless of minor variations in source water. This reliability makes the system suitable for use in various geographical regions and conditions.

2. Is the Type II RO Water Purification System energy efficient?

The Type II RO Water Purification System is designed with energy efficiency in mind, helping users reduce operational costs without compromising performance. It optimizes power consumption during the purification process, making it suitable for laboratories and facilities conscious of energy usage. The system’s components, including the pump and electronics, are selected for low power draw while maintaining high rejection rates. This balance of efficiency and performance ensures consistent water quality with minimal environmental impact. Additionally, its compact size contributes to efficient resource use by minimizing space and energy demands. Overall, the system supports sustainable laboratory practices.

3. How does the Type II RO Water Purification System support laboratory safety?

The Type II RO Water Purification System contributes to laboratory safety by ensuring the consistent supply of pure water that meets quality standards for various processes. Stable water purity helps prevent contamination of sensitive instruments, reagents, and experiments. The system’s durable construction reduces the risk of leaks or failures that could disrupt lab operations. Its user-friendly design also minimizes handling errors during maintenance or operation. Clear indicators and safety features, such as low-pressure protection, help maintain safe and reliable performance. Together, these features support a secure working environment in the lab.

4. How does the Type II RO Water Purification System contribute to cost savings?

The Type II RO Water Purification System helps reduce costs through its energy-efficient operation and low-maintenance design. The long-lasting components and durable construction minimize the need for frequent replacements or repairs. Its tool-free maintenance further saves on service costs and downtime. By providing consistent Type water quality, it protects downstream equipment and processes from contamination, avoiding costly failures. The compact design also reduces space requirements, which can be valuable in high-cost laboratory environments. All these factors combine to offer long-term value and cost efficiency.

5. What are the key features of the Type II RO Water Purification System ?

The Type II RO Water Purification System features a compact benchtop design, making it ideal for labs with limited space. It uses advanced reverse osmosis technology for reliable Type pure water production. The system achieves high ionic and bacterial rejection to maintain consistent water quality. Its user-friendly interface and tool-free maintenance simplify daily operation and servicing. Built for durability, the unit ensures long-term performance even under regular use. These key features make it suitable for a variety of laboratory and industrial applications.

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