Domestic Reverse Osmosis Water Filter Systems

Enjoy cleaner, great-tasting drinking water at home with GroAqua's range of domestic reverse osmosis water filters. Designed for modern households, our home RO systems use advanced multi-stage filtration technology to reduce unwanted impurities, dissolved substances and other contaminants from your drinking water.

Whether you're looking for a compact under-sink reverse osmosis filter, a space-saving tankless system or a mineral-enriched water filtration solution, we offer options to suit different household requirements and kitchen layouts.

Explore our collection of domestic reverse osmosis water filtration systems from trusted brands, including Ecosoft and Spectrum. Find the right solution for your home and enjoy convenient access to purified drinking water straight from your kitchen tap.


  • Last stock! Ecosoft Standard PRO 50 GPD domestic reverse osmosis water filter system with mineralisation and storage tank

    Ecosoft Ecosoft 50 GPD Reverse Osmosis System with Mineralisation

    Enjoy convenient access to purified drinking water at home with the Ecosoft Standard PRO Reverse Osmosis System with Mineralisation. Designed for installation beneath the kitchen sink, this five-stage domestic water filtration system combines sediment filtration, activated carbon treatment, reverse osmosis membrane technology and a final mineralisation stage. The system is designed to reduce a wide range of unwanted substances in mains water, including suspended particles, chlorine and dissolved impurities. Its 50 GPD reverse osmosis membrane provides a nominal production capacity of up to 190 litres per day, while the integrated storage tank keeps purified water available when you need it. A final mineralisation stage adds minerals back into the treated water, helping to improve its taste after reverse osmosis filtration. With no electrical supply or booster pump required, the Ecosoft Standard PRO is a practical under-sink drinking water solution for households with suitable mains water pressure. Five-stage reverse osmosis water filtration The Ecosoft Standard PRO uses five stages of water treatment to provide a comprehensive domestic drinking water filtration process. Stage 1 – 5 Micron Sediment Filtration A polypropylene sediment filter captures suspended particles such as sand, rust, silt and other visible impurities. This initial filtration stage helps protect the downstream carbon filters and reverse osmosis membrane. Stage 2 – Granular Activated Carbon Filtration The granular activated carbon filter, made using coconut shell carbon, reduces chlorine and certain organic compounds that can affect water quality, taste and odour. It also helps protect the reverse osmosis membrane from chlorine exposure. Stage 3 – 1 Micron Sediment Filtration A finer polypropylene sediment filter removes smaller suspended particles before water reaches the reverse osmosis membrane. Stage 4 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane The 50 GPD reverse osmosis membrane is the main purification stage. It separates water into two streams: purified water, known as permeate, and a concentrate stream containing rejected dissolved substances that is discharged to drain. Reverse osmosis is particularly effective at reducing dissolved salts and many other dissolved impurities. Actual performance depends on the incoming water quality, operating pressure, temperature and condition of the membrane. Stage 5 – Mineralisation After reverse osmosis, water passes through the mineralisation cartridge. This adds minerals back into the purified water, helping to improve its taste and provide a more balanced drinking-water profile. Designed for everyday drinking water at home The Ecosoft Standard PRO is designed as a point-of-use water purification system, supplying treated drinking water through its own dedicated kitchen tap. The integrated pressure storage tank holds purified water so it is available on demand, rather than requiring the membrane to produce water at the full drinking-tap flow rate. The system operates without electricity, making it a straightforward solution for homes with adequate incoming water pressure. Key features and benefits Five-stage filtration: Combines sediment, activated carbon, reverse osmosis and mineralisation technologies. 50 GPD membrane: Nominal production capacity of approximately 190 litres per day under rated conditions. Mineralisation stage: Adds minerals back into the purified water to help improve taste. Dedicated drinking water tap: Supplies treated water separately from the standard kitchen tap. Integrated storage tank: 12-litre total tank capacity, with up to 7 litres of usable water. No electricity required: The standard model operates using mains water pressure without a booster pump. Under-sink installation: Designed to fit beneath a domestic kitchen sink. Replaceable cartridges: Routine maintenance can be carried out by replacing the appropriate filter elements. Technical specifications Specification Detail Manufacturer Ecosoft Product range Standard PRO Model code MO550MECOSTD System type Domestic reverse osmosis filter Installation Under-sink Number of filtration stages 5 Membrane capacity 50 GPD Nominal production capacity 190 litres per day Approximate production rate 7.9 litres per hour Required inlet pressure 3–6 bar Storage tank total capacity 12 litres Storage tank usable capacity Up to 7 litres Water connections 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch Electrical supply Not required Mineralisation Included System dimensions (H × W × D) 414 × 422 × 135 mm Net weight Approximately 8.08 kg Actual water production depends on incoming water pressure, temperature, feed-water quality and membrane condition. The 50 GPD rating is a nominal membrane capacity, not a guarantee of daily household output. What is included? The Ecosoft Standard PRO system is supplied with: Filter housing and mounting assembly Set of pre-filtration cartridges 50 GPD reverse osmosis membrane Mineralisation cartridge Dedicated chrome drinking water tap Pressure storage tank (12 litres total capacity, up to 7 litres usable) Tank valve Feed water adapter and feed valve Drain saddle connection Set of coloured connection tubing Service wrench Installation and user manual Installation requirements The Ecosoft Standard PRO is designed for connection to a cold mains water supply. The standard non-pumped version requires an incoming water pressure of 3–6 bar. If your household water pressure is below this range, a booster-pump model may be more appropriate. The system also requires a suitable drain connection for the concentrate water produced during reverse osmosis filtration, as well as sufficient space beneath the sink for the filter assembly and storage tank. Installation should follow the manufacturer's instructions. Check all connections for leaks after installation and monitor the system regularly during its initial operation. Filter replacement and maintenance Regular cartridge replacement is essential for maintaining filtration performance and protecting the reverse osmosis membrane. Ecosoft recommends the following general replacement intervals for this system: Component Recommended replacement interval Pre-filter cartridges Every 3 months Reverse osmosis membrane Approximately every 12 months Mineralisation cartridge Approximately every 6 months These intervals are guidelines. Actual replacement frequency depends on incoming water quality, daily water consumption and operating conditions. The purified water should also be tested periodically, including monitoring its total dissolved solids (TDS), to check that the reverse osmosis membrane continues to perform satisfactorily. Is the Ecosoft Standard PRO right for your home? The Ecosoft Standard PRO is a good choice for households looking for a traditional under-sink reverse osmosis water filter with an integrated mineralisation stage. It is particularly suitable if you want: A dedicated supply of purified drinking water. A multi-stage filtration system for domestic mains water. Reverse osmosis filtration to reduce dissolved impurities. Mineralisation to improve the taste of treated water. A storage tank to provide water on demand. A system that does not require an electrical connection or booster pump. If your incoming water pressure is consistently below 3 bar, consider a pumped reverse osmosis model instead. Why choose Ecosoft? Ecosoft specialises in water treatment and filtration equipment for domestic and commercial applications. The Standard PRO range provides a practical approach to household drinking water purification, combining established reverse osmosis technology with replaceable filtration cartridges and a final mineralisation stage. Shop the Ecosoft Standard PRO 50 GPD Reverse Osmosis System at GroAqua for convenient, multi-stage drinking water filtration at home.

    €176,95

  • Last stock! Spectrum PURE Z1 E020 RO System 3,000 litre - GroAqua

    Spectrum Spectrum PURE Z1-E020 Tankless Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System – 3,000 LPD

    The SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 is a compact, high-performance tankless reverse osmosis system designed to provide purified drinking water directly from a dedicated kitchen tap. Combining four-stage filtration, an integrated booster pump and intelligent flushing functions, it offers a convenient alternative to traditional reverse osmosis systems with bulky storage tanks. With a nominal production capacity of up to 3,000 litres per day (LPD) and a rated flow of approximately 2 litres per minute, the Z1-E020 is designed for residential kitchens and suitable light-commercial applications. Its space-saving under-sink design eliminates the need for a conventional pressurised storage tank, while the twist-and-lock cartridge system makes routine filter replacement straightforward. Key Features and Benefits Tankless reverse osmosis: Produces purified water on demand without a conventional storage tank. 3,000 LPD nominal capacity: High-capacity filtration for residential and suitable light-commercial applications. 2 L/min rated flow: Delivers a convenient supply of purified water directly to the dedicated tap. Four-stage filtration: Combines sediment, activated carbon, reverse osmosis and post-carbon filtration. 93% nominal salt rejection: Helps reduce dissolved salts and mineral content under specified test conditions. 65% nominal water recovery: Efficient use of incoming feed water under the stated operating conditions. Integrated booster pump: Supports reverse osmosis operation within the specified 1–4 bar feed-pressure range. Automatic membrane flushing: Automatic rinsing helps maintain system performance. Filter-life monitoring: Separate indicators help show when the pre/post-filter and RO membrane cartridge need replacement. Twist-and-lock cartridges: Convenient cartridge replacement without complicated servicing. Compact under-sink design: Saves cupboard space by removing the need for a conventional RO storage tank. Complete installation kit: Includes a dedicated stainless-steel drinking-water tap, fittings, tubing and power transformer. How the SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 Filtration System Works The Z1-E020 uses four filtration stages, supplied through two replaceable cartridges. Stage 1 – Sediment Filtration The first stage reduces suspended particles such as sand, rust, silt and other sediment from the incoming water. This helps protect the downstream filtration components. Stage 2 – Activated Carbon Pre-Filtration The second stage uses a carbon block to reduce residual chlorine and selected compounds that can affect water taste and odour. This stage also helps protect the reverse osmosis membrane. Stage 3 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane The reverse osmosis membrane is the main purification stage. Its semipermeable membrane reduces dissolved salts, minerals and other dissolved substances as water passes through it. Stage 4 – Activated Carbon Post-Filtration The final carbon block helps improve the taste and odour of the purified water before it reaches the dedicated drinking-water tap. The filtration stages are supplied through two replacement cartridges: Z1-E020-C: Combined 3-in-1 sediment and carbon filtration cartridge. Z1-E020-M: Reverse osmosis membrane cartridge, incorporating the membrane and post-filtration arrangement described in the manufacturer's system design. High-Capacity Tankless Reverse Osmosis Traditional domestic reverse osmosis systems generally use a pressurised storage tank to hold purified water before it is dispensed. The SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 uses a direct-flow design, producing purified water when the drinking-water tap is opened. Its rated performance includes: Performance parameter Specification Nominal daily production 3,000 L/day Rated product flow 2 L/min Equivalent hourly flow 120 L/hour Nominal salt rejection 93% Nominal recovery 65% Storage tank None The 3,000 L/day figure is a nominal production rating, not a guaranteed household daily output. Actual production depends on water pressure, temperature, incoming TDS and other feed-water conditions. Compact Under-Sink Installation The Z1-E020 is designed for installation beneath a kitchen sink or in another suitable location close to the drinking-water outlet. Its compact dimensions are: 130 × 397 × 376 mm (W × D × H) The tankless configuration makes it particularly useful where cupboard space is limited. The system uses push-fit connections and a dedicated stainless-steel drinking-water tap. It also requires a connection to the cold-water supply, household drainage and an electrical supply through the supplied power transformer. Water Quality and Operating Requirements The SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 is designed for municipal water supplies. The manufacturer's installation manual specifies the following operating conditions: Parameter Specification Feed-water pressure 1–4 bar Feed-water temperature 5–38°C Maximum feed-water TDS 500 mg/L (ppm) Maximum feed-water turbidity Less than 1 NTU Nominal salt rejection 93% Nominal water recovery 65% Water supply Municipal Electrical input 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Electrical output 24 V DC, 5 A Power consumption 120 W Sound level Approximately 60 dB Do not operate the system above 4 bar. A pressure-reducing valve must be installed on the water supply if incoming pressure exceeds the manufacturer's maximum. The system must be connected using the supplied power supply unit and must not be installed on a hot-water line. If the source water is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality, adequate disinfection is required before or after the system. The manufacturer also recommends periodic water testing to verify satisfactory performance. Automatic Flushing and Filter Monitoring The Z1-E020 incorporates automatic flushing functions to help maintain membrane performance and support consistent operation. Its flushing functions include: Automatic rinse when electrical power is switched on. Manual forced flushing using the control-panel buttons. Automatic flushing after an extended water-production period. Automatic flushing after an extended standby period. The system also has separate filter-life indicators for the 3-in-1 cartridge and RO membrane cartridge. The indicators change from blue to red as the cartridges approach the end of their programmed service life. A red indicator is a replacement reminder; the system may continue operating until the cartridge is replaced. After cartridge replacement, the relevant filter-life indicator must be reset according to the manufacturer's instructions. Replacement Filter Cartridges and Maintenance The Z1-E020 uses two dedicated twist-and-lock replacement cartridges. Replacement cartridge Function Manufacturer's suggested service interval Z1-E020-C 3-in-1 sediment and carbon pre/post filtration arrangement 6–12 months Z1-E020-M Reverse osmosis membrane cartridge 12–24 months These intervals are guidelines rather than guaranteed cartridge lifetimes. Actual replacement frequency depends on incoming water quality, daily consumption, sediment levels, chlorine, turbidity and hardness. Replace cartridges sooner if water quality deteriorates, the taste changes significantly or purified-water production falls noticeably. After replacing cartridges, reset the appropriate filter-life indicator and flush the new cartridges for approximately 5–10 minutes before returning the system to normal use. Technical Specifications Specification Value Brand SPECTRUM Model PURE Z1-E020 System type Tankless reverse osmosis Application Residential and light commercial Installation Under-sink Filtration stages 4 Nominal production capacity 3,000 L/day Rated product flow 2 L/min Equivalent hourly flow 120 L/hour Nominal salt rejection 93% Nominal water recovery 65% Storage tank None Prefilter cartridge Z1-E020-C RO membrane cartridge Z1-E020-M Cartridge connection Twist-and-lock Automatic flushing Yes Filter-life monitoring Yes Feed-water pressure 1–4 bar Feed-water temperature 5–38°C Maximum feed-water TDS 500 mg/L Maximum feed-water turbidity <1 NTU Electrical input 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz Electrical output 24 V DC, 5 A Power consumption 120 W Sound level Approximately 60 dB Feed connection 3/8" Purified-water connection 1/4" Drain connection 1/4" Dimensions (W × D × H) 130 × 397 × 376 mm Gross shipping weight Approximately 15 kg What's Included? The standard SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 package includes: SPECTRUM Z1-E020 reverse osmosis system. Z1-E020-C 3-in-1 filter cartridge. Z1-E020-M reverse osmosis membrane cartridge. Power transformer. Three-way inlet isolation valve. Drain saddle. Drain saddle connector. Brushed stainless-steel drinking-water tap. Tap quick-connect fitting. 1.5 metres of 3/8" tubing. 3 metres of 1/4" tubing. Installation accessories and user manual. Is the SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 Right for You? Choose the SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 if you want a high-capacity tankless reverse osmosis system for domestic drinking water or suitable light-commercial applications. It is particularly suitable for: Modern kitchens where under-sink cupboard space is limited. Households wanting purified water directly from a dedicated tap. Customers looking for a higher-output alternative to conventional tank-based RO systems. Small offices and light-commercial environments. Customers who value automatic flushing and convenient cartridge replacement. If you prefer a conventional reverse osmosis system with a storage tank and mineralisation stage, consider the Ecosoft PURE Balance range instead. Choose the SPECTRUM PURE Z1-E020 for compact, high-capacity, on-demand reverse osmosis water purification.

    €512,95

  • Last stock! Ecosoft PURE Balance 75 GPD domestic reverse osmosis water filtration system with mineralisation and storage tank

    Ecosoft Ecosoft PURE Balance 75 GPD Reverse Osmosis System with Mineralisation

    Enjoy purified, great-tasting drinking water at home with the Ecosoft PURE Balance Reverse Osmosis System. Designed for installation beneath the kitchen sink, this advanced domestic water filtration system combines six stages of treatment with specialist mineralisation technology to produce purified water enriched with calcium and magnesium. The PURE Balance uses a 75 GPD reverse osmosis membrane, capable of producing up to approximately 280 litres of purified water per day under rated conditions. Its AquaGreen technology is designed to improve water efficiency, with a manufacturer-stated recovery rate of up to 50%. Unlike a conventional reverse osmosis system that produces very low-mineral water, the PURE Balance includes a dedicated Balance mineralisation cartridge. This adds calcium and magnesium back into the purified water, helping to create a more balanced mineral profile and improve drinking-water taste. With a dedicated drinking-water tap and an integrated storage tank, the Ecosoft PURE Balance provides a convenient domestic drinking-water solution. Six-stage reverse osmosis filtration The Ecosoft PURE Balance combines sediment filtration, activated carbon, membrane purification and mineralisation in a six-stage treatment process. Stage 1 – Sediment Filtration The dual-gradient-density sediment cartridge captures suspended particles such as sand, rust, silt and other physical impurities. This initial filtration stage helps protect the subsequent cartridges and reverse osmosis membrane from particulate contamination. Stage 2 – Activated Carbon Filtration The granular activated carbon cartridge uses coconut shell carbon to reduce chlorine and certain organic compounds that can affect water taste and odour. Removing chlorine before the membrane stage also helps protect the reverse osmosis membrane from chlorine-related degradation. Stage 3 – AquaGreen Water-Efficiency Technology The AquaGreen cartridge is designed to help control scale-forming substances and improve the efficiency of the reverse osmosis process. This technology supports the system's stated water recovery rate of up to 50%, helping reduce the proportion of incoming water discharged as concentrate compared with less efficient configurations. Stage 4 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane The 75 GPD reverse osmosis membrane is the main purification stage. It separates incoming water into two streams: Purified water, known as permeate, which passes through the membrane. Concentrated reject water, which carries away a proportion of the dissolved substances retained by the membrane. Reverse osmosis is effective at reducing many dissolved salts and other contaminants. Actual removal performance depends on the substance being measured, incoming water quality, temperature, pressure and membrane condition. Stage 5 – Balance Mineralisation After reverse osmosis, water passes through the dedicated Balance mineralisation cartridge. This stage adds calcium and magnesium to the purified water, helping restore part of its mineral content and improve its taste. Under the manufacturer's stated test conditions, the expected mineralised water profile is: Total mineral content: 60–80 mg/L Calcium: 10–15 mg/L Magnesium: 4–6 mg/L pH: 7–8.5 These are indicative manufacturer values, not guaranteed results for every installation. Actual mineral content varies with incoming water temperature, water composition and usage. Stage 6 – Carbon Post-Filtration The final coconut shell activated carbon post-filter provides a final taste and odour polishing stage before the water reaches the dedicated drinking-water tap. AquaGreen technology – improved water recovery One of the key features of the Ecosoft PURE Balance is its AquaGreen technology. Traditional reverse osmosis systems discharge a proportion of the incoming water to drain as part of the membrane separation process. AquaGreen technology is designed to improve water efficiency, with a stated recovery rate of up to 50%. A 50% recovery rate means that, under the relevant operating conditions, approximately half of the incoming water can be recovered as treated water, with the remainder discharged as concentrate. Actual recovery depends on feed-water composition, pressure, temperature and system operating conditions. Mineralised drinking water with calcium and magnesium A key difference between the PURE Balance and standard reverse osmosis systems is its dedicated mineralisation stage. Reverse osmosis removes many dissolved substances, including naturally occurring minerals. The Balance cartridge adds selected minerals back into the treated water, particularly calcium and magnesium. The manufacturer's indicative water-quality values are: Parameter Expected value pH 7–8.5 Total mineral content 60–80 mg/L Calcium 10–15 mg/L Magnesium 4–6 mg/L Sodium + potassium <5 mg/L Hydrocarbonates 30–60 mg/L Chlorides <5 mg/L These figures are based on specified test conditions, including an inlet water temperature of 20°C. Mineral content may vary with seasonal temperature changes and water consumption. The first glass drawn after a period of standing may also have a higher mineral concentration. Key features and benefits Six-stage filtration: Combines sediment, carbon, AquaGreen, reverse osmosis, mineralisation and carbon post-filtration. 75 GPD membrane: Nominal production capacity of approximately 280 litres per day. AquaGreen technology: Manufacturer-stated water recovery rate of up to 50%. Calcium and magnesium mineralisation: Adds selected minerals back into purified water. Improved drinking-water taste: Mineralisation and final carbon filtration help create a pleasant drinking-water profile. Integrated storage tank: 12 litres total tank capacity, with up to 7 litres usable capacity. Dedicated drinking-water tap: Supplies purified water separately from the normal kitchen tap. No electricity required: The standard version operates using mains water pressure without a booster pump. Flexible installation: Designed to support horizontal or vertical installation, subject to installation requirements. Replaceable cartridges: Routine servicing can be carried out using compatible Ecosoft replacement filters. Technical specifications Specification Detail Manufacturer Ecosoft Product range PURE Balance Model code MO675MPUREBALECO System type Domestic reverse osmosis water filter Installation Under-sink Filtration stages 6 Membrane capacity 75 GPD Nominal production capacity 280 litres per day AquaGreen recovery rate Up to 50% Required inlet pressure 3–6 bar Storage tank total capacity 12 litres Storage tank usable capacity Up to 7 litres Connections 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch Electrical supply Not required Mineralisation Calcium and magnesium Dimensions (H × W × D) 312 × 430 × 195 mm Net weight Approximately 10 kg The 75 GPD rating is a nominal membrane capacity, not a guarantee of daily household output. Actual production depends on feed-water pressure, temperature, composition and membrane condition. What is included? The Ecosoft PURE Balance system is supplied with: Filter housing and pre-filtration cartridges 75 GPD reverse osmosis membrane AquaGreen filtration cartridge Balance mineralisation cartridge Coconut shell carbon post-filter Dedicated Modern ball-valve drinking-water tap Pressure storage tank, 12 litres total capacity Tank valve Feed-water adapter and feed valve Drain saddle connection Four-colour connection tubing Service wrenches Installation and user manual Installation requirements The Ecosoft PURE Balance is designed for connection to a suitable cold mains water supply. The standard non-pumped version requires an incoming water pressure of 3–6 bar. Installation also requires: A suitable cold-water supply connection. A drain connection for concentrate water. Space beneath the sink for the filtration assembly and storage tank. A suitable location for the dedicated drinking-water tap. The system is supplied with the necessary connection components listed above. Installation should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and all connections should be checked for leaks before normal use. If your household water pressure is below the required range, consider the Ecosoft PURE Balance version with a booster pump instead. Filter replacement and maintenance Regular replacement of the filtration cartridges is essential for maintaining water quality and protecting the reverse osmosis membrane. GroAqua offers compatible PURE Balance replacement filter options: PURE Balance set of 5 replacement filters: For routine filter maintenance without replacing the membrane. PURE Balance set of 6 replacement filters with membrane: A more comprehensive replacement option that includes the membrane. Replacement intervals depend on incoming water quality, household consumption and operating conditions. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance recommendations and replace cartridges when required. Monitoring the treated water using a suitable TDS meter can also help assess reverse osmosis membrane performance. TDS readings are useful for monitoring changes in dissolved solids, although they do not identify individual contaminants or prove that water is microbiologically safe. Is the Ecosoft PURE Balance right for your home? The PURE Balance is particularly suitable for households looking for a domestic reverse osmosis water filter with a more developed mineralisation stage. It is a good option if you want: A dedicated supply of purified drinking water. Six-stage under-sink reverse osmosis filtration. A higher-capacity 75 GPD membrane. Reduced water waste through AquaGreen technology. Calcium and magnesium added back into purified water. A storage tank for convenient access to drinking water. A system that does not require electricity or a booster pump, provided mains pressure is sufficient. For households with lower incoming water pressure, the pumped PURE Balance model may be a better choice. Why choose Ecosoft PURE Balance? The Ecosoft PURE Balance combines reverse osmosis purification with specialist mineralisation and water-efficiency technology. Its 75 GPD membrane, AquaGreen cartridge and Balance mineralisation stage make it a strong option for households looking for more than a basic under-sink water filter. Available from GroAqua – domestic reverse osmosis systems, drinking-water filtration and water treatment equipment.

    €304,95

  • Last stock! Ecosoft PURE Balance 75 GPD pumped reverse osmosis water filtration system with calcium and magnesium mineralisation

    Ecosoft Ecosoft PURE Balance Reverse Osmosis System with Pump

    Enjoy purified, great-tasting drinking water at home with the Ecosoft PURE Balance Reverse Osmosis System with Pump. Designed for under-sink installation, this advanced domestic water filtration system combines six stages of treatment, an integrated booster pump and specialist mineralisation technology to deliver purified water enriched with calcium and magnesium. The PURE Balance is particularly suitable for homes where incoming mains water pressure is too low for a conventional non-pumped reverse osmosis system. Its integrated booster pump helps provide the pressure required for effective membrane operation, while the metal mounting frame keeps the filtration components securely supported. At its heart is a 75 GPD reverse osmosis membrane with a nominal production capacity of approximately 280 litres per day under rated conditions. Ecosoft's AquaGreen technology is designed to improve water efficiency, with a manufacturer-stated recovery rate of up to 50%. After reverse osmosis filtration, the Balance mineralisation cartridge adds calcium and magnesium back into the purified water, helping create a balanced mineral profile and pleasant drinking-water taste. With a dedicated drinking-water tap and an integrated storage tank, the Ecosoft PURE Balance provides a convenient household drinking-water solution. Designed for lower water pressure One of the main advantages of this PURE Balance model is its integrated booster pump. Conventional non-pumped reverse osmosis systems rely entirely on incoming mains pressure to drive water through the membrane. Where pressure is insufficient, water production can be slow and filtration performance may be affected. The pumped PURE Balance is designed for lower-pressure water supplies, with a specified inlet pressure range of 2–5 bar. The booster pump helps maintain the operating pressure needed for the reverse osmosis membrane, making this model a useful choice for homes where a standard non-pumped system may not be suitable. The pump is mounted on a sturdy metal frame alongside the filtration assembly. Six-stage reverse osmosis filtration The Ecosoft PURE Balance uses six stages of water treatment, combining sediment filtration, activated carbon, AquaGreen technology, reverse osmosis, mineralisation and final carbon filtration. Stage 1 – Sediment Filtration The dual-gradient-density sediment cartridge captures suspended particles such as sand, rust, silt and other physical impurities. This initial filtration stage helps protect the downstream cartridges and reverse osmosis membrane from particulate contamination. Stage 2 – Activated Carbon Filtration The granular activated carbon cartridge uses coconut shell carbon to reduce chlorine and certain organic compounds that can affect water taste and odour. Removing chlorine before the membrane stage also helps protect the reverse osmosis membrane from chlorine-related degradation. Stage 3 – AquaGreen Technology The AquaGreen cartridge is designed to help control scale-forming substances and improve the efficiency of the reverse osmosis process. This technology supports the system's stated water recovery rate of up to 50%, helping reduce the proportion of incoming water discharged as concentrate compared with less efficient configurations. Stage 4 – 75 GPD Reverse Osmosis Membrane The reverse osmosis membrane is the main purification stage. It separates incoming water into two streams: Purified water, known as permeate, which passes through the membrane. Concentrate water, which carries away a proportion of the dissolved substances retained by the membrane. Reverse osmosis is effective at reducing many dissolved salts and other contaminants. Actual removal performance depends on the substance being measured, incoming water quality, pressure, temperature and membrane condition. The integrated booster pump helps provide the pressure needed for membrane operation, particularly in lower-pressure installations. Stage 5 – Balance Mineralisation After reverse osmosis, water passes through the dedicated Balance mineralisation cartridge. This stage adds calcium and magnesium back into the purified water, helping restore part of its mineral content and improve drinking-water taste. Under the manufacturer's stated test conditions, the expected mineralised water profile is: Total mineral content: 60–80 mg/L Calcium: 10–15 mg/L Magnesium: 4–6 mg/L pH: 7–8.5 These values are indicative manufacturer figures rather than guaranteed results for every installation. Actual mineral content varies with incoming water temperature, water composition and usage. Stage 6 – Carbon Post-Filtration The final coconut shell activated carbon post-filter provides a final taste and odour polishing stage before water reaches the dedicated drinking-water tap. AquaGreen technology – improved water recovery The PURE Balance incorporates Ecosoft's AquaGreen technology, designed to improve water efficiency during reverse osmosis filtration. Reverse osmosis systems discharge a proportion of incoming water to drain as part of the membrane separation process. AquaGreen technology is designed to achieve a manufacturer-stated recovery rate of up to 50%. A 50% recovery rate means that, under the relevant operating conditions, approximately half of the incoming water can be recovered as treated water, with the remainder discharged as concentrate. Actual recovery depends on feed-water composition, operating pressure, temperature and system conditions. Mineralised drinking water with calcium and magnesium A key feature of the PURE Balance is its dedicated mineralisation stage. Reverse osmosis removes many dissolved substances, including naturally occurring minerals. The Balance cartridge adds selected minerals back into the purified water, particularly calcium and magnesium. The manufacturer's indicative mineralised-water profile is: Parameter Expected value pH 7–8.5 Total mineral content 60–80 mg/L Calcium 10–15 mg/L Magnesium 4–6 mg/L Sodium + potassium <5 mg/L Hydrocarbonates 30–60 mg/L Chlorides <5 mg/L These values are determined under specified test conditions, including an inlet water temperature of 20°C. Mineral content may vary with seasonal temperature changes and water consumption. Key features and benefits Integrated booster pump: Designed to support reverse osmosis filtration in lower-pressure water supplies. Metal mounting frame: Provides a stable platform for the pump and filtration components. Six-stage filtration: Combines sediment, carbon, AquaGreen, reverse osmosis, mineralisation and final carbon filtration. 75 GPD membrane: Nominal production capacity of approximately 280 litres per day. AquaGreen technology: Manufacturer-stated water recovery rate of up to 50%. Calcium and magnesium mineralisation: Adds selected minerals back into purified water. Improved drinking-water taste: Mineralisation and final carbon filtration help improve the taste and odour of treated water. Integrated storage tank: 12 litres total capacity, with up to 7 litres usable. Dedicated drinking-water tap: Supplies purified water separately from the standard kitchen tap. Replaceable cartridges: Routine servicing can be carried out using compatible Ecosoft replacement filters. Technical specifications Specification Detail Manufacturer Ecosoft Product range PURE Balance Model code MO675MBALPSECO System type Domestic reverse osmosis water filter with booster pump Installation Under-sink Filtration stages 6 Membrane capacity 75 GPD Nominal production capacity 280 litres per day AquaGreen recovery rate Up to 50% Required inlet pressure 2–5 bar Pump configuration Integrated booster pump on metal frame Storage tank total capacity 12 litres Storage tank usable capacity Up to 7 litres Connections 1/2 inch and 3/8 inch Mineralisation Calcium and magnesium Dimensions (H × W × D) 485 × 410 × 195 mm Net weight Approximately 10.48 kg The 75 GPD rating is a nominal membrane capacity, not a guarantee of daily household output. Actual production depends on feed-water pressure, temperature, composition and membrane condition. What is included? The Ecosoft PURE Balance pumped system is supplied with: Filter housing with integrated booster pump on metal mounting frame Pre-filtration cartridges 75 GPD reverse osmosis membrane AquaGreen cartridge Balance mineralisation cartridge Coconut shell carbon post-filter Dedicated Modern ball-valve drinking-water tap Pressure storage tank, 12 litres total capacity Tank valve Feed-water adapter and feed valve Drain saddle connection Four-colour connection tubing Service wrenches Installation and user manual Installation requirements The PURE Balance pumped system is designed for connection to a suitable cold mains water supply. Its specified inlet pressure range is 2–5 bar, making it suitable for lower-pressure installations than the standard non-pumped PURE Balance. Installation also requires: A suitable cold-water supply connection. A drain connection for concentrate water. Sufficient under-sink space for the filter assembly, pump and storage tank. A suitable position for the dedicated drinking-water tap. An appropriate electrical supply for the booster pump, following the manufacturer's installation instructions. The pump is an electrical component, so this model differs from the standard PURE Balance, which operates without an electrical connection. Installation should follow the manufacturer's instructions. Check all water connections for leaks and verify correct pump operation before normal use. Filter replacement and maintenance Regular cartridge replacement is essential for maintaining filtration performance and protecting the reverse osmosis membrane. Compatible replacement options include: PURE Balance set of 5 replacement filters: For routine filter maintenance. PURE Balance set of 6 replacement filters with membrane: A more comprehensive replacement option. 75 GPD replacement membrane: For membrane replacement when required. The recommended replacement frequency depends on incoming water quality, household consumption and operating conditions. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance recommendations. Monitoring treated water with a suitable TDS meter can also help assess membrane performance. TDS readings are useful for monitoring changes in dissolved solids, but they do not identify individual contaminants or confirm microbiological safety. Is the pumped Ecosoft PURE Balance right for your home? The pumped PURE Balance is particularly suitable for households that want a domestic reverse osmosis system but do not have sufficient mains pressure for a conventional non-pumped unit. It is a good choice if you want: Reverse osmosis drinking-water filtration in a lower-pressure property. A booster pump to support membrane operation. Six-stage filtration with mineralisation. Calcium and magnesium added back into purified water. A 75 GPD membrane. AquaGreen water-efficiency technology. An integrated storage tank for convenient access to drinking water. If your household has consistently adequate mains pressure, the standard non-pumped PURE Balance may be a simpler alternative. Why choose Ecosoft PURE Balance with Pump? The Ecosoft PURE Balance combines domestic reverse osmosis purification, booster-pump technology, AquaGreen water efficiency and calcium-and-magnesium mineralisation. It is a practical solution for homeowners who want the benefits of reverse osmosis drinking-water filtration but need additional pressure support for reliable system operation. Available from GroAqua – domestic reverse osmosis systems, drinking-water filtration and water treatment equipment.

    €430,95

  • Ecosoft CROSS Solo direct flow reverse osmosis filter - GroAqua

    Ecosoft Ecosoft CROSS Solo Tankless Direct Flow Reverse Osmosis Water Filter

    The Ecosoft CROSS Solo is a compact, direct-flow reverse osmosis water filtration system designed to provide purified drinking water without the need for a traditional storage tank. Its space-saving design makes it particularly suitable for smaller kitchens, apartments, studios and under-sink installations where cupboard space is limited. Using a high-capacity 500 GPD reverse osmosis membrane, CROSS Solo delivers a rated flow capacity of up to 1.3 litres per minute (78 litres per hour). Water is purified on demand and delivered directly to the dedicated drinking water tap, eliminating the need for a bulky pressurised storage tank. The system combines reverse osmosis membrane filtration and carbon post-filtration in one convenient replacement cartridge. Its integrated pump supports operation across the specified inlet pressure range, while automatic membrane flushing and electronic status indicators help simplify everyday operation and maintenance. Key Features and Benefits Tankless direct-flow design: Produces purified water on demand without a conventional storage tank. 500 GPD reverse osmosis membrane: High-capacity membrane rated for up to 78 litres per hour under specified conditions. Fast water delivery: Rated flow of 1.3 L/min, with a 200 ml glass filled in approximately 10 seconds. Compact installation: Measures just 300 × 140 × 200 mm, making it suitable for kitchens with restricted under-sink space. Integrated booster pump: Supports operation with an inlet pressure of 1–4 bar. 2-in-1 replacement cartridge: Combines the RO membrane and carbon post-filter in one cartridge. Automatic membrane flushing: Helps maintain system performance during operation. Electronic status indicators: Provide information about system operation and filter condition. Leak detection provision: A leakage detector is available for the system; confirm the supplied configuration before installation. Water-saving operation: Rated recovery of up to 50%, depending on operating conditions. How the CROSS Solo Filtration System Works CROSS Solo uses two filtration stages incorporated into one replaceable cartridge. Stage 1 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane (500 GPD) The semipermeable reverse osmosis membrane reduces dissolved substances and a broad range of contaminants in the incoming water. It is the principal purification stage of the system and is responsible for reducing dissolved salts and other impurities. Stage 2 – Activated Carbon Post-Filtration The carbon post-filter helps improve the taste and odour of the purified water. It uses coconut-based activated carbon as the final filtration stage. Both stages are integrated into the same CSVPDRO500 replacement cartridge, allowing the membrane and carbon filter to be replaced together. Tankless Water Purification on Demand Unlike conventional domestic reverse osmosis systems that store purified water in a pressure tank, CROSS Solo produces water directly when the dedicated drinking water tap is opened. Its rated output is: Flow capacity: 1.3 L/min Hourly capacity: 78 L/h Membrane rating: 500 GPD Approximate 200 ml glass filling time: 10 seconds Water recovery rate: up to 50% Actual production depends on inlet pressure, water temperature, incoming water quality and the condition of the replacement cartridge. Compact Under-Sink Installation With dimensions of only 300 × 140 × 200 mm, CROSS Solo is designed for installations where a conventional RO system and storage tank would occupy too much cupboard space. The system requires: A cold-water supply connection. A connection to the household drain. A dedicated purified-water tap. An electrical supply. Suitable inlet pressure and a pressure-reducing arrangement. The unit is designed for cold tap water only. Water Quality and Operating Requirements For reliable operation, incoming water should meet the manufacturer's specified requirements. Parameter Manufacturer specification Inlet pressure 1–4 bar Optimal operating pressure 3.5 bar Feed water temperature +5 to +30°C Feed water pH 6.5–8.5 Maximum feed water TDS 1,000 mg/L Maximum hardness 300 mg/L as CaCO₃ Maximum turbidity 3.5 NTU Free chlorine Maximum 0.01 mg/L Maximum iron 0.3 mg/L Maximum manganese 0.1 mg/L Electrical supply 230 V, 50 Hz Water connections 1/2" and 3/8" A pressure reducer must be installed before the system to protect it from excessive pressure and pressure surges. If the incoming water does not meet the manufacturer's quality requirements, additional pre-treatment may be necessary. Water from private wells should be tested before selecting and installing the system. Purified Water Characteristics Under the manufacturer's stated test conditions, the expected purified-water characteristics include: Parameter Indicative value TDS 5–15 mg/L pH 5.5–6.5 Calcium Less than 2 mg/L Magnesium Less than 1 mg/L Sodium + Potassium Less than 5 mg/L These values are indicative rather than guaranteed. Actual results depend on feed-water composition, pressure, temperature and operating conditions. Important: CROSS Solo does not include a mineralisation cartridge. Its reverse osmosis process reduces dissolved minerals, so it is a different proposition from Ecosoft's mineralising PURE Balance systems. Simple Cartridge Replacement CROSS Solo uses one combined replacement cartridge: Ecosoft CSVPDRO500 – 2-in-1 RO membrane and carbon post-filter The manufacturer recommends replacing the cartridge every 12 months, or sooner if incoming water quality or usage conditions require it. Signs that replacement may be necessary include: Reduced purified-water flow. Changes in water taste or odour. Increased TDS readings. Reduced filtration performance. The cartridge uses a quick replacement mechanism. After installation, the system must be restarted and flushed according to the manufacturer's instructions before normal use. Technical Specifications Specification Value Brand Ecosoft Model CROSS Solo System type Direct-flow reverse osmosis Membrane capacity 500 GPD Rated flow capacity 78 L/h Rated flow rate 1.3 L/min Filtration stages 2 Replacement cartridge CSVPDRO500 Number of cartridges 1 combined cartridge Storage tank None Mineralisation No Recovery rate Up to 50% Inlet pressure 1–4 bar Electrical supply 230 V, 50 Hz Water connections 1/2" and 3/8" Dimensions (H × W × D) 300 × 140 × 200 mm System weight Approximately 4.3 kg Recommended cartridge replacement Every 12 months What's Included The standard system configuration should be checked against the supplied manufacturer's pack before listing individual accessories as included. The installation documentation describes the system, connection components, purified-water tap, drain connection and power supply arrangements. Is the Ecosoft CROSS Solo Right for You? Choose CROSS Solo if you want a compact, tankless reverse osmosis system that delivers purified water directly to a dedicated tap and avoids the need for a conventional storage tank. It is particularly suitable for: Small kitchens and apartments. Under-sink installations with limited cupboard space. Customers who prefer direct-flow water purification. Households looking for a compact alternative to traditional tank-based RO systems. If you prefer purified water with added calcium and magnesium, consider an Ecosoft PURE Balance reverse osmosis system with mineralisation instead. Choose Ecosoft CROSS Solo for compact, on-demand reverse osmosis water purification without the storage tank.

    €256,95

  • Last stock! Ecosoft CROSS MAX direct flow reverse osmosis filter - GroAqua

    Ecosoft Ecosoft CROSS MAX 800 GPD Tankless Direct Flow Reverse Osmosis Filter

    The Ecosoft CROSS MAX is a high-capacity, tankless reverse osmosis water filtration system designed to deliver purified drinking water directly to your tap. With an 800 GPD reverse osmosis membrane and a rated flow of up to 2 litres per minute, it provides fast, convenient water purification without the need for a conventional storage tank. Designed for under-sink installation, CROSS MAX combines a compact housing, integrated booster pump and advanced reverse osmosis filtration. Its four-stage purification process reduces dissolved impurities and mineral content, while the prefiltration cartridge helps protect the membrane from sediment and residual chlorine. Automatic membrane flushing, electronic filter-life indicators and a leak sensor make CROSS MAX a convenient solution for households looking for high-output drinking water filtration. Key Features and Benefits 800 GPD reverse osmosis membrane: High-capacity membrane for direct-flow water purification. Up to 2 L/min output: Rated flow of 120 litres per hour under specified operating conditions. Tankless design: Produces purified water on demand without a conventional storage tank. Four-stage filtration: Combines sediment filtration, carbon treatment and reverse osmosis membrane purification. Integrated booster pump: Supports stable operation within the manufacturer's specified inlet pressure range. Two replaceable cartridges: Separate prefilter and RO membrane cartridges make maintenance straightforward. Automatic membrane flushing: Helps maintain membrane performance during operation. Electronic filter-life indicator: Provides reminders when cartridge replacement is due. Leak sensor: Helps protect the installation by detecting water leakage. Compact under-sink installation: Designed to fit beneath a kitchen sink without a large storage tank. Quick cartridge replacement: Designed for convenient servicing without complicated filter changes. Water recovery up to 67%: Reduces the amount of feed water discharged compared with lower-recovery RO configurations under specified conditions. How the Ecosoft CROSS MAX Filtration System Works CROSS MAX uses a four-stage purification process delivered through two replaceable cartridges. Stage 1 – Sediment Prefiltration The first filtration stage reduces suspended particles such as sand, rust, silt and other sediment. This helps protect the downstream filtration components. Stage 2 – Activated Carbon Prefiltration The prefilter also contains activated carbon to reduce residual chlorine and selected organic compounds that may affect water taste and odour or damage the reverse osmosis membrane. Stages 1 and 2 are incorporated into the combined CPVCBDFRO prefilter cartridge. Stage 3 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane The 800 GPD reverse osmosis membrane is the principal purification stage. It reduces dissolved salts, mineral impurities and other dissolved substances as water passes through its semipermeable membrane. Stage 4 – Activated Carbon Treatment The system's final carbon filtration stage helps improve the taste and odour of the purified water. This is incorporated into the membrane cartridge assembly. The two replaceable cartridges are: CPVCBDFRO – combined sediment and carbon prefilter. CSVPDRO800 – 800 GPD reverse osmosis membrane cartridge with carbon filtration. High-Flow Tankless Reverse Osmosis Traditional domestic reverse osmosis systems generally use a pressurised storage tank to hold purified water before it reaches the drinking water tap. CROSS MAX takes a different approach. It produces purified water directly when the tap is opened, allowing customers to benefit from a high-flow RO system without allocating cupboard space to a separate storage tank. Its rated performance includes: Performance parameter Specification RO membrane capacity 800 GPD Rated direct-flow capacity 120 L/hour Rated flow rate 2 L/min Approximate 200 ml glass filling time 6 seconds Water recovery rate Up to 67% Purified-water TDS Typically 5–15 mg/L under specified conditions Storage tank None Actual output depends on inlet pressure, water temperature, feed-water quality and cartridge condition. Compact Under-Sink Installation CROSS MAX is designed to fit beneath a kitchen sink, making it suitable for modern kitchens where storage space is valuable. Its approximate dimensions are: 304 × 198 × 191 mm (H × W × D) The system has an integrated pump and requires an electrical connection. It also needs a cold-water feed, a connection to the household drain and a dedicated purified-water tap. The installation should include a pressure reducer at the inlet, as required by the manufacturer. Water Quality and Operating Requirements CROSS MAX is intended for use with suitable cold municipal tap water. The manufacturer's published feed-water limits include: Parameter Maximum / acceptable value Feed-water pH 6.5–8.5 Total dissolved solids (TDS) 1,500 mg/L Total hardness 500 mg/L as CaCO₃ Free chlorine 0.5 mg/L Total iron 0.3 mg/L Manganese 0.1 mg/L Feed-water temperature +5 to +30°C Inlet pressure Check current model documentation; published materials vary A pressure reducer is mandatory. The manufacturer identifies 3.5 bar as the optimal operating pressure in its installation and warranty guidance. Water outside the manufacturer's quality limits may require additional pre-treatment. The system should not be used to treat microbiologically unsafe water or water of unknown quality without appropriate prior disinfection. Purified Water Characteristics The manufacturer's published specifications indicate a typical purified-water TDS range of approximately 5–15 mg/L under specified conditions. Reverse osmosis reduces dissolved mineral content as part of its purification process. CROSS MAX does not include a mineralisation stage. If you want purified water with added calcium and magnesium, consider an Ecosoft PURE Balance system instead. Smart Operation and Automatic Flushing CROSS MAX includes electronic features designed to simplify everyday operation and maintenance. Automatic membrane flushing The system automatically flushes the membrane as part of its operating cycle. Manual flushing can also be initiated using the control panel. Cartridge replacement reminder The filter-life indicator tracks the remaining cartridge capacity and alerts the user when replacement is approaching. Leak detection The supplied leak sensor helps detect water leakage around the installation. Continuous-operation protection The system includes an overtime protection function. If it operates continuously for more than 10 minutes, it automatically stops water supply. The operating mode must be reset in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. Replacement Cartridge Schedule CROSS MAX uses two dedicated replacement cartridges. Replacement cartridge Function Recommended replacement CPVCBDFRO Sediment and activated carbon prefilter Up to 2,000 L or approximately 12 months CSVPDRO800 800 GPD RO membrane cartridge with carbon filtration Up to 2,000 L or approximately 12 months Actual cartridge life depends on incoming water quality, daily water consumption and operating conditions. The electronic indicator helps monitor remaining filter capacity. After replacing cartridges, the system must be reset and flushed according to the installation manual. Technical Specifications Specification Value Brand Ecosoft Model CROSS MAX Model code MO2800PECO System type Direct-flow reverse osmosis Membrane capacity 800 GPD Rated output 120 L/hour Rated flow rate 2 L/min Approximate glass filling time 6 seconds for 200 ml Filtration stages 4 Number of replaceable cartridges 2 Prefilter cartridge CPVCBDFRO RO membrane cartridge CSVPDRO800 Water recovery Up to 67% Purified-water TDS 5–15 mg/L under specified conditions Mineralisation No Storage tank No Integrated pump Yes Automatic flushing Yes Cartridge replacement indicator Yes Leak sensor Yes Inlet pressure Confirm against current model-specific technical sheet Electrical supply 230 V, 50 Hz Water connections 1/2" and 3/8" Dimensions (H × W × D) 304 × 198 × 191 mm Weight Approximately 6 kg What's Included The standard CROSS MAX configuration is specified with: Ecosoft CROSS MAX filter housing with installed cartridges. CPVCBDFRO prefilter cartridge. CSVPDRO800 reverse osmosis membrane cartridge. Dedicated drinking-water faucet. Feed-water adapter with valve. Drain saddle. Leak sensor. 1/4-inch PE tubing. 3/8-inch PE tubing. Connection clips. Power supply. User manual. Confirm the exact pack contents against the supplied product version before dispatch. Is the Ecosoft CROSS MAX Right for You? Choose CROSS MAX if you want a high-output, tankless reverse osmosis system that delivers purified water directly to a dedicated drinking-water tap. It is particularly suitable for: Households wanting a high-flow RO filter. Kitchens where a conventional storage tank would take up too much space. Customers who prefer direct-flow water purification. Customers looking for a compact system with automatic flushing and filter-life monitoring. Households wanting a higher-capacity alternative to smaller tankless RO systems. If you prefer a conventional storage tank and mineralised drinking water, consider the Ecosoft PURE Balance range. Choose Ecosoft CROSS MAX for high-capacity, tankless reverse osmosis water purification with convenient electronic monitoring and maintenance.

    €448,95

Having access to clean, great-tasting drinking water is important for every household. A domestic reverse osmosis water filter provides an effective way to improve drinking water quality by using advanced membrane filtration to reduce dissolved salts, unwanted chemicals, heavy metals and other impurities.

 

At GroAqua, we supply a selection of domestic reverse osmosis water filtration systems designed for everyday household use. Whether you want to improve the taste of your tap water, reduce unwanted contaminants or enjoy the convenience of filtered water directly from your kitchen, our range offers practical solutions for different homes and budgets.

 

What Is a Domestic Reverse Osmosis Water Filter?

Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water purification process that uses a semi-permeable membrane to separate water from many dissolved impurities.

 

During filtration, water passes through several treatment stages before reaching the reverse osmosis membrane. The membrane reduces a wide range of dissolved substances, helping produce cleaner, purified water for drinking and cooking.

 

Depending on the system, additional filtration stages may include sediment filtration, activated carbon filtration and remineralisation.

 

The result is a convenient home water filtration solution that can significantly improve drinking water quality.

 

Benefits of a Reverse Osmosis Water Filter for Home

 

Installing a domestic RO water filtration system offers several advantages:

1. Advanced Water Filtration

Reverse osmosis membranes are designed to reduce many dissolved contaminants, including certain heavy metals, nitrates and other unwanted substances. The specific reduction performance depends on the membrane and system specifications.

 

2. Better-Tasting Drinking Water

Combined sediment and activated carbon filtration helps reduce particles, chlorine and substances that can affect the taste and odour of tap water.

 

3. Convenient Drinking Water at Home

An under-sink reverse osmosis system provides filtered water through a dedicated kitchen tap, making it easy to access purified water whenever you need it.

 

4. Mineralisation Options

Some domestic RO systems include remineralisation filters that add minerals such as calcium and magnesium back into the filtered water, helping create a more balanced mineral profile and pleasant taste.

 

5. Compact Kitchen Installation

Modern domestic reverse osmosis systems are available in traditional tank-based and compact tankless designs, making them suitable for different kitchen layouts.

 

6. Reduced Reliance on Bottled Water

Having filtered drinking water available directly from your kitchen can reduce the need to purchase and store bottled water, depending on your household's water consumption.

 

Types of Domestic Reverse Osmosis Systems

Choosing the right reverse osmosis water filter depends on your available installation space, household water consumption and preferred filtration features.

 

Under-Sink Reverse Osmosis Water Filters

Under-sink RO systems are a popular choice for domestic water filtration. Installed inside a kitchen cupboard, these systems connect to your water supply and provide filtered water through a separate drinking water tap.

Traditional models often include a pressurised storage tank, allowing purified water to be stored and readily available when needed.

They are ideal for households looking for a dedicated drinking water filtration solution without taking up valuable kitchen worktop space.

 

Tankless Reverse Osmosis Water Filters

Tankless reverse osmosis systems offer a compact alternative to conventional RO filters. Instead of storing purified water in a separate tank, they filter water on demand.

Their space-saving design makes them particularly suitable for smaller kitchens, apartments and households looking for a modern filtration system.

Some models also feature automatic membrane flushing, filter replacement indicators and integrated leak protection.

 

Reverse Osmosis Filters with Mineralisation

Reverse osmosis removes many dissolved substances from water, including naturally occurring minerals.

For customers who prefer mineral-balanced drinking water, some domestic RO systems include an additional remineralisation stage.

These filters can add minerals such as calcium and magnesium back into the purified water, improving its taste and mineral composition.

 

How Does a Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System Work?

Most domestic reverse osmosis systems use multiple filtration stages to improve water quality.

Although the exact configuration varies between manufacturers and models, a typical system may include:

 

Stage 1 – Sediment Filtration

The sediment filter captures larger particles such as sand, rust and suspended solids, helping protect the following filtration stages.

 

Stage 2 – Activated Carbon Filtration

Carbon filtration helps reduce chlorine, certain organic compounds and substances responsible for unpleasant tastes and odours.

 

Stage 3 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane

The RO membrane is the main purification component. It reduces dissolved salts and a wide range of other contaminants as water passes through its semi-permeable structure.

 

Stage 4 – Post-Carbon Filtration

An additional carbon filter may be used to improve the taste and odour of the purified water before it reaches the drinking water tap.

 

Stage 5 – Remineralisation (Where Included)

Some systems include a remineralisation cartridge to add selected minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, back into the filtered water.

 

How to Choose the Best Reverse Osmosis Water Filter for Your Home

With different domestic RO systems available, choosing the right model depends on several factors.

Consider the following before purchasing:

  • Available space: Check whether you have sufficient cupboard space for a conventional system with a storage tank or whether a tankless model would be more suitable.
  • Water pressure: Check the minimum operating pressure specified by the manufacturer. Some systems include a booster pump for installations with lower water pressure.
  • Filtration performance: Compare membrane specifications and the manufacturer's stated contaminant reduction capabilities.
  • Water output: Consider the system's daily production capacity and flow rate in relation to your household's drinking and cooking requirements.
  • Mineralisation: Decide whether you prefer standard RO filtration or a system that includes an additional remineralisation stage.
  • Maintenance: Check replacement cartridge availability, recommended service intervals and ongoing maintenance costs.

At GroAqua, our selection includes domestic reverse osmosis systems from established manufacturers, helping you find a suitable water filtration solution for your home.

 

Why Choose GroAqua for Domestic Reverse Osmosis Filters?

At GroAqua, we specialise in water treatment and filtration equipment for domestic, commercial and industrial applications.

Our domestic reverse osmosis collection features carefully selected products from recognised manufacturers, including Ecosoft and Spectrum.

When shopping with GroAqua, you can benefit from:

  • A selection of domestic reverse osmosis water filtration systems.
  • Tankless and traditional under-sink RO solutions.
  • Options with integrated mineralisation technology.
  • Replacement filtration products and accessories.
  • Specialist knowledge of water treatment and filtration.
  • Reliable UK delivery options.

Browse our domestic reverse osmosis collection and discover a practical way to enjoy filtered drinking water at home.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Domestic Reverse Osmosis Water Filters

What does a domestic reverse osmosis water filter remove?

Reverse osmosis systems can reduce a wide range of dissolved substances, including certain heavy metals, nitrates, fluoride, dissolved salts and other contaminants. Performance varies depending on the membrane, system design and incoming water quality. Always check the manufacturer's performance specifications.

 

Is a reverse osmosis water filter suitable for home use?

Yes. Domestic reverse osmosis systems are specifically designed to provide filtered drinking water in residential properties. They are commonly installed underneath kitchen sinks and connected to a dedicated drinking water tap.

 

What is the difference between tankless and tank-based RO systems?

Traditional tank-based systems store purified water in a pressurised tank for convenient access. Tankless systems filter water on demand and generally require less installation space. The best option depends on your available space, required flow rate and household water consumption.

 

Does reverse osmosis remove minerals from water?

Reverse osmosis membranes reduce many dissolved minerals and salts alongside other contaminants. If you prefer water with added minerals, you can choose a system equipped with a remineralisation cartridge.

 

How often should reverse osmosis filters be replaced?

Replacement intervals depend on the filter type, water quality, system usage and manufacturer recommendations. Sediment and carbon filters generally require more frequent replacement than RO membranes. Always follow the maintenance schedule supplied with your system.

 

Do reverse osmosis systems waste water?

Reverse osmosis systems produce a wastewater stream as part of the filtration process. However, modern systems can improve water efficiency through optimised membrane designs and recovery technologies. Check the product specifications for the system's recovery rate.

 

Can I install a reverse osmosis filter under my kitchen sink?

Yes. Many domestic RO systems are designed for under-sink installation. However, installation requirements vary between models, so check the available space, water connections, drainage requirements and operating pressure before purchasing.

 

Which reverse osmosis water filter is best for my home?

The best system depends on your water quality, household consumption, available installation space and budget. A tankless system may suit a smaller kitchen, while a traditional tank-based model can provide stored purified water. If you prefer mineralised drinking water, consider a model with an integrated remineralisation stage.

 

Explore Domestic Reverse Osmosis Water Filters at GroAqua

Discover our range of domestic reverse osmosis water filtration systems and find the right solution for your household.

From compact tankless RO filters to advanced multi-stage systems with remineralisation, GroAqua offers practical options for improving your home's drinking water.

 

Browse the collection today and enjoy the convenience of filtered water directly from your kitchen.

 

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