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9-Stage RO Complete Filtration

9-Stage RO Complete Filtration

Mesh filter cotton

Experience superior filtration with our mesh filter cotton, designed to effectively trap impurities while ensuring optimal water flow for clean and refreshing hydration.

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Oriami cotton

The Oriami cotton filter cartridge for under-sink water purifiers effectively intercepts impurities like sediment and rust with its cotton structure, purifying water.

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Activated carbon filtration

The Activated carbon filtration cartridge for under-sink water purifiers is a crucial component. It contains activated carbon with a large surface area, capable of effectively adsorbing organic compounds, chlorine.

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Scale inhibitor

By inhibiting scale buildup, it helps maintain the efficiency of the water purifier and other household appliances, ensuring a consistent supply of clean, scale-free water for daily use.

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PP cotton

The PP cotton filter cartridge for under-sink water purifiers is a fundamental filtration component. Made of polypropylene fibers, it has a high porosity structure.

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0.0001μm RO filtration

it ensures the production of highly purified water, meeting the highest standards of water quality for safe drinking and other household uses.2/2

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Non-woven fabrics

It can effectively intercept and remove larger particles, such as dust, dirt, and some colloidal particles, in water. This initial filtration step helps to protect the subsequent filtration stages.

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Activated carbon filtration

Experience superior filtration with our mesh filter cotton, designed to effectively trap impurities while ensuring optimal water flow for clean and refreshing hydration.

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Alkaline mineral layer

including dissolved salts, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, and organic compounds. By rejecting these impurities.

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

Q1: What are the benefits of a tankless RO system?

A: The tankless design saves 65% of under-sink space and prevents secondary pollution from a storage tank. Its compact size provides fresh, on-demand filtered water, fitting neatly into your cabinet without taking up valuable space.

Q2: How fast is the water flow about Vortex 8?

A: With an 800 GPD (Gallons Per Day) capacity, the system delivers a very fast flow. It can fill a 7-ounce cup with purified water in just 6 seconds, making it convenient for both drinking and cooking.

Q3: What contaminants does the Vortex 8 remove?

A: The 9-stage filtration system effectively reduces TDS, PFOA/PFOS, microplastics, chlorine, lead, and other heavy metals with a precision of 0.0001μm. Its performance is tested and verified by third-party labs like SGS for trusted purification.

Q4: How often do I need to replace the filters?

A: The included filters have a combined lifespan of up to 4 years, with the PCB filter typically replaced every 2 years and the RO membrane every 4 years; the intelligent LED faucet turns orange to remind you when it’s time, and the tool-free design lets you swap filters in seconds.

Q5: Is this water purifier certified for safety?

A: Yes, the system is tested against NSF/ANSI 53 and 372 standards. These certifications ensure the product adheres to strict public health and safety regulations for drinking water, guaranteeing its quality and your peace of mind.

Q6: How much wastewater does the system produce?

A: It features an impressive 3:1 pure-to-drain ratio, which is highly water-efficient. For every 3 cups of pure water it produces, only 1 cup of wastewater is generated, significantly reducing water wastage compared to typical systems.

Q7: What kind of water purification technology does the water purifier use?

A: The water purifier uses RO (reverse osmosis) technology to provide safe drinking water.Currently, there are 3 main types of household water filters, based on how finely they filter:

  1. Microfiltration (MF):
  • Filters particles as small as 0.1–1 microns.
  • Used for basic filtering—removes sand, rust, and other large particles from water.
  • Does NOT remove harmful things like bacteria or viruses.
  • Filter cartridges usually can’t be cleaned and need to be changed often.
  • Common water filter jugs use microfiltration.

2. Ultrafiltration (UF):

  • Filters particles as small as 0.01–0.1 microns.
  • Can remove rust, sand, suspended solids, some bacteria, and colloids.
  • CANNOT remove heavy metals.

3. Reverse Osmosis (RO):

  • Filters particles as small as 0.0001 microns, offering the highest level of filtration.
  • Removes rust, sand, suspended solids, colloids, bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, scale, and organic substances.
  • Commonly used to make purified water, industrial-grade ultra-pure water, and medical-grade ultra-pure water.
Q8: Why is there black water when using pure water for the first time?

A: During shipping, small amounts of carbon dust can form inside the carbon filter. When you use the purifier for the first time, the dust is washed out with both clean water and wastewater, causing the water to appear slightly black at first.This is normal and will go away after you run water through the purifier a few times.

Q9: Why can't the pure wastewater ratio reach 3:1?

A: The pure/wastewater ratio usually refers to the proportion of pure water to wastewater.This ratio can be affected by the following factors:

  • Water Temperature: If the water is colder than 25℃, you get less clean water and more wastewater. If it’s warmer than 25℃, you get cleaner water. But water shouldn’t be hotter than 38℃ or colder than 5℃, as that can damage the filter.
  • Water Pressure: If the water pressure is below the standard 0.2MPa, the lower the pressure, the lower the recovery rate, which can also lead to more waste water than pure water.
  • Poor Tap Water Quality: High levels of contaminants increase the risk of filter clogging, resulting in a lower recovery rate.
  • Expired Filter Life: Over time, filters trap many contaminants, leading to clogging and consequently a lower recovery rate.

In short, cleaner tap water, good water pressure, the right water temperature, and a fresh filter help you get more clean water from your purifier.

Q10: Why is there the sound of a motor running (machine vibration sound) when making water?

A: Water purifiers are designed to give you fresh, clean water as soon as you need it. That’s why they use a powerful pump to quickly push water through the filters.

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