What is REVERSE OSMOSIS?
Osmosisisaprocessinwhichwaterpassesth-
rough a semi-permeable membrane from a less
concentrated solution into a more concentrated
one. In naturally occurring osmosis process, re-
verse osmosis is achieved by pressurizing tohigher
concentrated environment. Ifhigher concentrated
environment is pressurized, water passes through
lower concentreatedone
Semi-permeablemembranes usedinreverse os-
mosissystemsareinporediameterof8-12angst-
roms. Water molecules are smaller than 8-12 an-
gstroms and have a neutral electric charge. For this
reason, water molecules caneasily pass through
the membranes. However, positively and negatively
chargedions andmolecules inthewater,bacteria
andvirusescannotpass throughthe membranes
because they are bigger than 12 angstromsand
flow to the drainage.
As a summary, reverse osmosis is the most ideal
watertreatmentmethodforionremovalbyadvan-
ced filtration. Reverse osmosis method isone of the
rapidly progressingtechnologies.
Designofthereverseosmosissystemrequiresva-
rious technical knowledge and experience such as
product water quality,raw water analysis, type of
membrane etc.
Reverse osmosis practices
Water treatment device is designed to workwith
minimumwaterpressure.It doesnotrequireche-
mical use and produces quality water. It is manu-
factured as a compact device that can easily be
installed anywhere thanks to minimum dimensions.
RO treatment device enhances taste andquality of
yourwater.Itdecreasesodorandsedimentwhilst
minimizing chlorine up to 99%. Reverse osmosis
device also decreases contaminants such as lead,
copper, barium, chromium, mercury, sodium, cad-
mium,fluoride,nitrite,nitrate andselenium which
may be present inwater.
Water treatment devices will serve you for many
yearseconomicallyandefficientlyaslongasthey
are used according to the installation and assembly
instructions and technical specifications described
in this manual.
This device shall only be used in accordancewith
the design purpose and technical specifications
described in brochure and theusers manual. Ma-
intenance and repair must be performed in ac-
cordancewiththeinstructionsintheusersmanual
and original parts supplied byan authorized service
must be used.