6-stage Reverse Osmosis System with Booster Pump & UV Sterilizer
6-Stage Reverse Osmosis System with UV Sterilizer and Optional Booster Pump
Enjoy clean, fresh-tasting drinking water with this 6-stage under-sink reverse osmosis system. The system combines sediment filtration, activated carbon filtration, a high-efficiency RO membrane, ultraviolet treatment, and final coconut-shell carbon polishing.
This configuration is especially suitable for homes using well water, rainwater collection tanks, cisterns, catchment tanks, and other non-chlorinated water sources, provided that the source water is properly tested and treated before use.
The ultraviolet stage provides an additional level of microbiological treatment after the RO membrane. The final inline carbon filter improves taste and freshness before the water reaches the drinking-water faucet.
Booster-Pump Recommendation: If the incoming water pressure is below 45 PSI, add a booster pump and high-pressure shut-off switch to help the membrane achieve its rated output and improve storage-tank filling.
Key Benefits
- Helps reduce sediment, chlorine, unpleasant tastes, and odours
- Helps reduce TDS = Total Dissolved Solids. after the RO membrane stage
- UV stage provides additional treatment for microorganisms
- Suitable for many non-chlorinated residential water sources
- Final coconut-shell carbon stage improves taste and freshness
- Clear pre-filter housings allow easier visual inspection
- Designed for under-sink residential installation
Six Stages of Filtration
- Stage 1: 5-micron polypropylene sediment filter Part No. 104002
- Stage 2: Granular activated carbon filter Part No. 104004
- Stage 3: 5-micron carbon block filter Part No. 104005
- Stage 4: 50 GPD thin-film composite RO membrane Part No. 104092
- Stage 5: 1 GPM, 6W ultraviolet sterilizer with Philips UV bulb Part No. 105551
- Stage 6: Inline T33 coconut-shell GAC post-filter Part No. 104041
UV Replacement Bulb: Always confirm the bulb model currently installed in your system before ordering a replacement.
Compatible replacement bulb options may include: Part No. 105027 , Part No. 105037 , or Part No. 105024 , depending on the UV housing and lamp configuration.
UV bulbs should generally be replaced after approximately 8,000 operating hours or every 12 months, whichever comes first.
Helps Reduce
- Bad tastes and odours
- Sediment, dirt, and rust particles
- Chlorine and chlorine-related taste
- TDS = Total Dissolved Solids.
- Fluoride
- Copper and certain dissolved metals
- Selected cysts and other contaminants, depending on system conditions
The UV stage is intended to provide additional microbiological treatment. Actual performance depends on UV intensity, flow rate, water clarity, bulb condition, sleeve cleanliness, and proper installation.
Included Components
- 6-stage RO unit with clear pre-filter housings
- Selected RO membrane; price may vary by selection
- Selected drinking-water faucet; price may vary by selection
- One set of installed pre-filters
- 3.2-gallon RO storage tank
- Dry vertical pressure gauge
- 1 GPM, 6W UV sterilizer
- Filter-housing wrench
- Standard installation accessory pack
- Optional booster pump, when selected; additional cost applies
System Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| RO Membrane Capacity | 50 GPD standard configuration |
| Approximate TDS Reduction | 97% after the RO membrane stage |
| Approximate Product-to-Waste Ratio | 1:2 |
| RO Unit Dimensions with Booster Pump | 21 in. L × 6 in. D × 17 in. H |
| Storage Tank Dimensions | 11 in. diameter × 14 in. high |
| Approximate Total Weight | 27 lb. |
| Operating-Water Temperature | 40–104°F, maximum 40°C |
| Recommended Operating Pressure | 45–75 PSI |
| UV Capacity | 1 GPM, 6W |
Low-Pressure Installation: If the incoming water pressure is below 45 PSI, install a booster pump and high-pressure shut-off switch.
High-Pressure Installation: If the incoming water pressure exceeds 75 PSI, install a pressure regulator and adjust the feed pressure to approximately 60–65 PSI.
Water-Safety Warning: Do not rely on this system alone to treat water of unknown microbiological quality. Source water should be professionally tested, and suitable pretreatment or disinfection should be used where required.
Filter and UV Maintenance: Sediment and carbon filters should generally be replaced every 6–12 months under normal residential conditions. The UV bulb should normally be replaced every 12 months, and the quartz sleeve should be inspected and cleaned regularly.
Performance Notice: Membrane output, TDS reduction, UV performance, and waste-water ratios are approximate and may vary according to feed-water pressure, temperature, pH, TDS, turbidity, contaminant concentration, membrane condition, UV-bulb age, quartz-sleeve condition, and installation quality.
TDS = Total Dissolved Solids.
Filter Replacement Options and Alternatives for Item Number:101058
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