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An RO system Should be installed near a sink were drinking and cooking is usually performed. Approximately a 2″ flat surface is required to mount faucet into an existing hole. The tank should be placed within ten feet of the faucet. Shelving should be secured as tank normally weights over thirty pounds. The unit should be mounted on either side of the sink. Mounting the unit on the right or left of the cabinet can provide easier access to the unit for future maintenance.

The flowrate is the amount of softened water that can be dispersed from a single system per minute.

Yes, saving a few bucks is not worth risking your health or the health of your loved ones. At Praz Pure Water, our team of licensed technicians install NSF-certified products using the proper procedures required by code. On many occasions, individuals choose to hire an installer separately, after they have failed to perform it themselves leading to higher overhead costs.

Yes, the RO filter system is the highest for of purification. It gets rid of 99% of contaminants. It is the purest quality of water, hence it is the best for drinking.

A reverse osmosis unit uses more water in its operation than you actually consume. However, it doesn’t use enough to make a difference on your utility bill. Water is used only while it’s filling the tank.

If parts like the tank, faucet, and membrane are replaced, then the system should last forever. The lifespan of a membrane is 3-5 years.

Reverse osmosis water systems run off water pressure. Electricity is only needed if you use an electric boost pump or an ultraviolet lamp. Standard units have neither and normally don’t require them.

Yes, all in home water treatment equipment needs occasional attention and many require membranes and replacement filters. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended service and maintenance instructions.

If you receive water from a municipal water supplier, then you can review your local “Consumer Confidence Report” (CRC) to learn what is in your water.

An RO system Should be installed near a sink were drinking and cooking is usually performed. Approximately a 2″ flat surface is required to mount faucet into an existing hole. The tank should be placed within ten feet of the faucet. Shelving should be secured as tank normally weights over thirty pounds. The unit should be mounted on either side of the sink. Mounting the unit on the right or left of the cabinet can provide easier access to the unit for future maintenance.

The flowrate is the amount of softened water that can be dispersed from a single system per minute.

Yes, saving a few bucks is not worth risking your health or the health of your loved ones. At Praz Pure Water, our team of licensed technicians install NSF-certified products using the proper procedures required by code. On many occasions, individuals choose to hire an installer separately, after they have failed to perform it themselves leading to higher overhead costs.

Yes, the RO filter system is the highest for of purification. It gets rid of 99% of contaminants. It is the purest quality of water, hence it is the best for drinking.

A reverse osmosis unit uses more water in its operation than you actually consume. However, it doesn’t use enough to make a difference on your utility bill. Water is used only while it’s filling the tank.

If parts like the tank, faucet, and membrane are replaced, then the system should last forever. The lifespan of a membrane is 3-5 years.

Reverse osmosis water systems run off water pressure. Electricity is only needed if you use an electric boost pump or an ultraviolet lamp. Standard units have neither and normally don’t require them.

Yes, all in home water treatment equipment needs occasional attention and many require membranes and replacement filters. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended service and maintenance instructions.

If you receive water from a municipal water supplier, then you can review your local “Consumer Confidence Report” (CRC) to learn what is in your water.