The reverse osmosis purifications equipment used in our systems is one the most advanced methods of purfying water on the market today.

A stores source water is plumbed into a water softener 1 to eliminate hard minerals such as calcium and magnesium. This softened water runs through a regenerating carbon filter 2 which removes any chlorine present in the water. The next step is the micron filter 3 that traps any solids present in the water line and a final carbon filter 4 assuring any remaining impurities are removed prior to the water entering into the reverse osmosis membranes.

This water is then forced through the reverses osmosis membranes 5 by a high pressured pump to complete the purifying process and provide high quality pure drinking water.

Approximately 1/2 of the water that flows through the membrane is used to flush the impurities from the filter system keeping it clean for its next purifying cycle.

The membrane is also equipped with an automatic flush feature which helps increase the life of the filter system.

This pure water then flows to the storage tank. 6 Following the storage tank the water can be pumped to any location in a store that could benefit from the use of pure water.7 The pure water flows through a water meter 8 (optional) that records the amount of water used. An ultraviolet light 9 is used to prevent any bacteria that might enter the line prior to the water being distributed to store front dispenser 10 and filled by end user.