14 Litre Cold-Warm Filtered Water Dispenser

Ultra Dispenser Filters and Features 16 Litre Capacity 2 Litre Warm 14 Litre Cold

FILTERS AND FEATURES

1st Stage Filter: 5 Micron Coarse Sediment Filter: The 5 micron sediment filter is the first stage of reverse osmosis filtration.

At the beginning of filtration, it removes coarse sediments, sand, silt, mud, and similar substances in the water, protecting the reverse osmosis membrane filter and ensuring optimal filter life.

Its lifespan is 8-12 months. It may vary depending on water usage. When 6 tons of water is used, it expires and needs to be replaced with a new one. The filter size is 2.5 inches thick and 12 inches long.

2nd Stage Filter: Granular Activated Carbon Filter: The activated carbon filter is the second stage of reverse osmosis filtration.

It regulates the color, taste, and odor balance of the water. By purifying chlorine and other chemicals that should not be present in quality drinking water, it protects the membrane filter and ensures the reverse osmosis process occurs flawlessly.

Its lifespan is 8-12 months. It may vary depending on water usage. When 6 tons of water is used, it expires and needs to be replaced with a new one. The filter size is 2.5 inches thick and 12 inches long. 

 3rd Stage Filter: Block Carbon Filter: The carbon block filter is the third stage of reverse osmosis filtration.

It regulates the color, taste, and odor balance of the water. By purifying chlorine and other chemicals that should not be present in quality drinking water, it protects the membrane filter and ensures the reverse osmosis process occurs flawlessly.

Its lifespan is 8-12 months. It may vary depending on water usage. When 6 tons of water is used, it expires and needs to be replaced with a new one. The filter size is 2.5 inches thick and 12 inches long.

4th Stage Filter: Reverse Osmosis Membrane 100gpd: The membrane filter is the fourth and most important stage of reverse osmosis filtration.

The membrane filter performs the reverse osmosis process by passing water through a semi-permeable membrane with the help of high pressure, purifying the water from nano sediments, particles, heavy metals, chemicals, viruses, bacteria, microorganisms, and lime.

It produces drinking water of ideal quality. Its lifespan is 2-4 years. It may vary depending on water usage.

5th Stage Filter: Alkaline Post Carbon Filter: The water coming out of the membrane filter is close to purity but is raw for drinking.

Many of us do not like the taste of this water. The post carbon filter removes this rawness, making it pleasant to drink. It reaches a state similar to water from a mountain spring.