iSpring RCS5T Commercial Tankless Reverse Osmosis RO Water Filter System with 1.5:1 Pure to Drain Ratio, Pressure Gauge
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Style: Water Filter System
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- 5-STAGE FILTERS: 1-3rd stages remove PFAS (includes PFOA and PFOS), rust, sand, chlorine, disinfection byproducts and odor. 4th stage RO Membrane removes heavy metals, pesticide residues, etc. 5th Stage removes chlorine, tastes to improve the quality of drinking water.
- GREAT CAPACITY: Advanced 500GPD membrane saves 60% of water, with LOW WASTE 1.5:1 pure to drain water ratio. Great for light commercial in Restaurants, Salons, Labs, and Offices all benefit in their ways from high-quality RO water.
- HIGH EFFICIENCY BOOSTER PUMP: No worries for low water pressure. Built in booster pump increases the production of purified water by raising the water pressure and maximizes RO production rate to the optimal level for the reverse osmosis process.
- FEATURES: Come with Sliver Chrome drinking water faucet with 360 free swivel and Easy to Read Water Pressure Gauge.
- EASY-TO-INSTALL AND REPLACE FILTER: Typically, in a couple of hours with industry-leading help just a phone call away with well-organized instructions and videos. Clear see-through 1st stage housing makes filter inspection a snap.
Description
The iSpring RCS5T is a high capacity tankless reverse osmosis purification system. The RCS5T's high-efficient RO membrane produces RO water at a rate of 500 gallons per day while delivering a top-of-the-line 1.5:1 pure to drain ratio. The system removes chlorine, hardness, heavy metals, toxins, and a long list of other water impurities. The on demand output ability makes the RCS5T a great choice for large families or light commercial use in small restaurants, beauty salons, offices, coffee Shops, or any small business. Why iSpring? Located in Alpharetta, Georgia for over a decade, iSpring Water Systems LLC is a family owned company specializing in reverse osmosis water filtration systems. Our products include residential and commercial Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems, whole house water systems, ultra-filtration systems, shower, faucet, and counter top filters, filter cartridges and housings, RO coolers, and kitchen faucets and fittings. Our aim is to make high quality drinking water accessible for all households. With affordable pricing, solid quality, prompt delivery, and top notch customer service, we hope to assist in bringing you great water for years to come. Incoming Water Pressure: 40 PSI - 70 PSI Operating water temperature range: 40 – 100 °F Maximum TDS: 750 ppm Membrane Filter Life: 2-3 years at 3 Gallons/day or 2600 Gallons Note: All flow rates stated on our reverse osmosis systems and membranes are assuming a water temperature of 77°F. Water temperature changes will affect the flow rate. For every degree F the temperature lowers, about 3% of product flow is lost. For every degree F the temperature increases, about 3% product flow rate is gained. This occurs because water with a higher temperature has a lower viscosity and higher diffusion rate, which makes it easier for the water to permeate the RO membrane. Lower feed water temperatures during the winter season will result in a decrease in flow rate.
Brand: iSpring
Special Feature: Chlorine Reduction
Product Dimensions: 14"L x 11"W x 18"H
Package Information: Faucet
Installation Type: Under Sink
Item Weight: 9.2 Kilograms
Model Name: 500 GPD Commercial Grade
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Global Trade Identification Number: 44
Manufacturer: iSpring
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 14 x 11 x 18 inches; 20.28 Pounds
Item model number : RCS5T
Date First Available : November 7, 2014
Manufacturer : iSpring
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #24,767 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #62 in Under-Sink & Countertop Filtration
#62 in Under-Sink & Countertop Filtration:
Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,117 ratings
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