Description

APLOS Reverse Osmosis System

5 Stage Pumped

INSTALLATION & USE

The APLOS Standard under-sink reverse osmosis drinking water systems, featuring a traditional design, are equipped with a complete installation kit and color-coded tubes to facilitate easy setup.

For households with an inlet pressure below 3 bar, the APLOS pumped RO is recommended, effectively eliminating 99.8% of all contaminants.

Benefits and Uses

Ideal for households with mains pressure under 3 bar
Effectively reduces 99% of contaminants
7.9 L/hour or 190L/day of drinking water
Provides a refreshing crisp taste, superior to bottled water
Modern chrome tap and up to 7L storage tank
Quick and easy installation
Inexpensive universal filter cartridges
Cost-effective and highly efficient

STAGES OF THE DOMESTIC RO

Stage 1: Sediment Filter – PP5 Micron
Reduces dirt, sediment, rust, sand, and other particles

Stage 2: Granular Activated Carbon Filter
Reduces chlorine, unpleasant taste and odours. Protects and extends reverse osmosis membrane service life

Stage 3: Sediment Filter – PP1 Micron
Final fine cleaning. Removes particles larger than 1 micron

Stage 4: RO MEMBRANE
Splits water into clean and wastewater, sending 99% of all impurities, such as heavy metals, pesticides, nitrates, microplastics, bacteria etc to waste

Stage 5: Post Carbon Filter
Final polishing process to enhance clarity and freshness

Accessories included with the system:

Feed water adapter, feed valve, drain saddle
Pressure tank (total vol. 12 L/3.2 gal, usable vol. up to 7 L/1.8 gal)
Colour tubes for easy installation
Chrome-filtered water faucet
Service wrenches
User manual

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Model: RO-5050
Stock Code: 1198362
Filtration Stages: 5
Max Daily Production Rate: 50GPD
Flow Rate: 7.9L/h or 190L/ day
Inlet Pressure: 3-6 Bar
Feed Water: Municipal tap water or pretreated well water
Feed water quality/TDS: <1500ppm
Inlet water temperature: 4-30 degrees C
Inlet water pressure: 3 – 6 bar*
Inlet pH Range: 6.50-8.50
Maximum Iron: <0.3ppm

*RO systems require pressure to operate. Variations in pressure either too high or low can cause changes in purified water quality. RO systems can operate with a minimum pressure of 3 bar although 4 bar is more ideal. Systems should also be limited so that they do not exceed the maximum 6 bar operating pressure. This is normally done with a pressure-reducing valve. A pumped RO system is a better choice in low mains pressure areas