50 GPD Compact Domestic RO System

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The 50 GPD Compact Domestic RO System is a high‑quality home water purification unit, designed to deliver up to 50 gallons (approx. 190 litres) of clean water per day. It fits neatly under the kitchen sink or in compact spaces, and uses a 5‑stage filtration process—removing sediments, chlorine, heavy metals, dissolved solids, bacteria, and more—so you get water that tastes great and is much safer for drinking, cooking, and appliances.

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Key Features

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• High Output for Home Use: Produces up to 50 GPD, enough for a family’s drinking and cooking water needs.

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• Compact & Aesthetic Design: Enclosed in a sleek plastic housing that blends into modern kitchens, while also protecting internal filters.

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• 5‑Stage Filtration Process: Includes sediment filter, granular activated carbon (GAC) filter, carbon block filter, RO membrane, and post‑carbon polishing filter.

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• No Pump Needed (If Pressure OK): Works without an added pump if your home supply pressure is 3 bar or higher—saving energy and cost.

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• Great‑Tasting, Safe Water: Removes large particles, chlorine, heavy metals, VOCs, and dissolved solids—improving both safety and flavour.

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Specifications

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• Production Capacity: 50 GPD (≈190 L/day)

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• Min. Feed Pressure: 3 bar (for models without a pump)

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• Max Input TDS: Up to ~1 000 ppm Reverse Osmosis

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• Filtration Stages: 5 stages (sediment → GAC → carbon block → RO membrane → post‑carbon)

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• Installation Location: Under sink or compact cabinet

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Why Choose This System?

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If you’re looking for reliable, high‑quality water filtration for your home, the 50 GPD Compact Domestic RO System is an excellent choice. Moreover, it combines high output with a space‑saving layout, so even small kitchens can enjoy purified water. In addition, the 5‑stage process ensures thorough removal of contaminants, making it ideal for drinking, cooking and connecting to coffee machines or ice makers. Also, when installed with adequate supply pressure, you don’t need an extra pump—keeping cost and complexity low.

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Installation & Maintenance Tips

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1. Check your feed water pressure: Ensure you have at least 3 bar if installing a “no‑pump” version.

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2. Flush system before use: After installation, run water through the system to clear any installation residue.

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3. Replace filters regularly:
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   • Sediment and carbon filters: every 6–12 months

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   • RO membrane: every 2–3 years (depending on usage and water quality)

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   • Post‑carbon filter: yearly

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4. Monitor TDS of output water: If it starts rising, consider servicing or replacing the membrane.

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5. Clean around installation: Ensure the cabinet under the sink is dry and ventilated, protect tubing and drain connections.

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