Reverse osmosis system

Reverse osmosis system – clean water straight from the tap

This compact reverse osmosis system allows you to produce clean water directly from your water supply. With modest dimensions of 505x153x271mm and a weight of just 11 kg, the unit can be installed discreetly under the sink or inside a cabinet. It runs on a standard power supply (230V) and has a power consumption of 200W.

Ideal for both private homes and smaller commercial installations where there is a need for clean water free from impurities and minerals.

Effective water purification through reverse osmosis

The reverse osmosis system uses the principle of reverse osmosis, whereby water is forced through a semi-permeable membrane. This process effectively removes impurities such as bacteria, viruses, pesticides, heavy metals, and limescale. The result is clean water with no aftertaste or odour. The technology is particularly valuable in areas with hard water, where limescale build-up can be a problem for both the taste of the water and household appliances.

Practical benefits in everyday use

With a reverse osmosis system installed, you have access to filtered water directly from the tap. This provides significant savings compared to buying bottled water, while also reducing plastic waste. The clean water improves the flavour of coffee, tea, and cooking in general. In addition, the lifespan of household appliances such as coffee machines and kettles is extended, as limescale does not accumulate. For businesses, the system ensures a reliable supply of clean water for processes where water quality is essential.

Technical specifications

The unit has compact dimensions of 505x153x271mm, making it easy to place under a sink or inside a cabinet. At 11 kg, it is stable yet manageable during installation. The power supply is standard 230V, and the unit has a moderate power consumption of 200W, ensuring efficient operation without a significant impact on your electricity bill.

With this reverse osmosis system you get:

• Clean, filtered water directly from the tap
• Compact design that fits under the sink
• Energy-efficient operation with low power consumption

You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.

Frequently asked questions

How often should the membranes in the reverse osmosis system be replaced?
Membranes typically have a lifespan of 2–3 years depending on water quality and usage, while pre-filters should be replaced every 6–12 months.

How much water can the system produce?
Capacity varies, but a system of this size can typically produce between 50–150 litres of clean water per day, depending on water pressure and temperature.

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