Omega RO 80 Reverse Osmosis System

Description

Reverse osmosis systems are systems used to obtain low concentration water close to pure water by purifying 90-99% of high concentration water with chemical salts.
Osmosis is the event of equalizing the ion concentrations of two solutions with different ion concentrations and a semi-permeable membrane (membrane) between them.

When a pressure higher than osmotic pressure is applied to this event, which develops naturally with osmotic pressure, the process is called reverse osmosis and the semi-permeable membrane passes only pure water; It is purified from soluble organic and inorganic substances, salts, heavy metals, viruses and bacteria in the water.

Standard Features

• TFC spiral wound membrane
• Stainless-FRP membrane sheath
• Stainless-electrostatic painted chassis
• 5 micron pre-cartridge filter
• Inlet solenoid valves
• Pressure regulating valves
• Low pressure switch
• Clean water and waste water flow meters
• 0-25 bar glycerin manometer (for system pressure)
• Time controlled rinsing system
• Electric panel
• High pressure pump power circuits
• On-Off button
• Status lamps