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REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEMS

OUTDATED DRINKING WATER QUALITY STANDARDS

Receiving a passing grade from the federal government doesn’t necessarily mean the water aligns with the most current health standards. The legal limits for contaminants in tap water haven’t been updated in nearly 20 years and haven’t been reviewed in over 40 years.

The Clean Water Act of 1977 addressed only a limited range of pollutants, including conventional, non-conventional, and toxic substances. It extended compliance deadlines for industries acting in good faith and improved the industrial pretreatment program to protect municipal treatment plants. However, it didn’t focus on drinking water quality. Legal limits for drinking water have not evolved to reflect our updated understanding of how contaminants impact human health since the 1970s.

H2O SOLUTIONS RO SYSTEMS

Filter 1 to 300 gallons per day.

Undergo hydrostatic testing.

Benefit from 24/7 emergency support.

Remove 99.5% of colloidal to suspended matter from various water sources.

Arrive at your site with proper documentation and operator training.

Utilize industrial components for enduring operations.

Diagram of reverse osmosis demonstration how pressure pushes the salt and water while the memebrane allows only fresh water to pass

REVERSE OSMOSIS FILTRATION

Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems utilize membranes or microscopic filters that only allow small water molecules to pass. Tailored for regions with limited safe water, these systems also desalinate ocean water. The RO membrane’s microscopic pores effectively remove visible and dissolved contaminants, including those larger than water molecules. However, it may also eliminate healthy minerals. Many RO systems redirect water to mineral beds for added health benefits.

OUR CERTIFICATIONS

A safety seal that indicates a product meets the safety standards of both Canada and the United States
Meets European Union (EU) safety, health, and environmental requirements. Products that have CE certification are allowed to be sold and traded freely within the European Economic Area (EEA)
Tested and approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to meet the FCC's standards for radio frequency interference and electromagnetic compatibility
Voluntary credential that demonstrates a commitment to high professional standards, expertise, and customer service
Mark of quality and safety for products that have been tested and inspected to meet Canadian Standards Association's Standards
A globally recognized standard for quality management systems (QMS) that helps businesses improve their performance and meet customer expectations.
Indicates a product or service meets certain standards for safety, quality, and sanitation.
The Water Quality Association issues our Gold Seal Mark only if the product(s) meets the strict testing requirements of the standard and the certified company meets WQA’s Gold Seal Program schemes. The Water Quality Association maintains a listing of products that it has tested and certified to NSF/ANSI standards
H2O Solutions EcoWater ERO175 reverse osmosis system

ERO175

PRODUCT FEATURES

H2O Solutions EcoWater ERO175 reverse osmosis drinking water system diagram with dimensions
SPECIFICATIONS
ERO175
Feed water pressure (min.-max.)
40-100 psi
Feed water temperature (min.-max.)
40-100°F / 4-38°C
Maximum Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
2,000 ppm
Membrane percentage rejection of TDS (min.)
91%
System product water production rate (gal. per day)”
14.8
Feed water pH limits
4-10 pH
Maximum iron
0
Maximum hydrogen sulfied
0
Maximum manganese
0
Type of membrane
Thin film composite
Prefilter (sediment/carbon)
block carbon
Postfilter (taste and odor)
block carbon
Storage tank size
3 gal.
Automatic shut off valve
Yes
Shipping weight
13lbs

*Tested to NSF/ANSI Standard 58

ERO175: For municipal and well water supplies. Chlorine must not exceed 2.0 ppm

Typical impurities reduced by an EcoWater Reverse Osmosis System Model ERO 175 System

Tested and Certified NSF/ANSI Standard 58 by NSF International.

Rated at 50 psi, 77 F, 750 ppm/TDS, product to storage tank.

Product water produced, amount of waste water and percent rejection will vary with changes in pressure, temperature, and total dissolved solids.

Tested by Spectrum Labs, Inc. a state certified testing laboratory.

The system reduces pentavalent Arsenic (As V). The system has been validated on a chlorinated water supply. For more information, see the Arsenic Facts located in the back of the owner’s manual. 

H2O Solutions EcoWater Eflow tankless reverse osmosis drinking water system

EFLOW

PRODUCT FEATURES

H2O Solutions EcoWater EFLOW tankless reverse osmosis system dimensions diagram
SPECIFICATIONS
ERO175
Feed water pressure (min.-max.)
40-100 psi
Feed water temperature (min.-max.)
40-100°F / 4-38°C
Maximum Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
2,000 ppm
Membrane percentage rejection of TDS (min.)
91%
System product water production rate (gal. per day)”
14.8
Feed water pH limits
4-10 pH
Maximum iron
0
Maximum hydrogen sulfied
0
Maximum manganese
0
Type of membrane
Thin film composite
Prefilter (sediment/carbon)
block carbon
Postfilter (taste and odor)
block carbon
Storage tank size
3 gal.
Automatic shut off valve
Yes
Shipping weight
13lbs
  • Chlorine reduction (max. of 2.0 ppm) by the RO Prefilter. REGULAR MAINTENANCE REQUIRED. Chlorine will destroy the RO membrane
  • Based on the manufacturer’s laboratory testing.
  • Feed Water supply at 50 psi (345 kPA), 77 °F (22 °C), and 750 TDS – Quality water production and percent rejection with changes in pressure, temperature, and total dissolved solids.
  • Recovery rating means the percentage of the influent water to the membrane portion of the system that is available to the user as reverse osmosis treated water.

ERO385

PRODUCT FEATURES

OPTIONS

H2O Solutions EcoWater ERO385 reverse osmosis system drinking water filtration system
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SPECIFICATIONS
ERO385
Feed water pressure (min.-max.)
40-100 psi
Feed water temperature (min.-max.)
40-100°F / 4-38°C
Maximum Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
2,000 ppm
Membrane percentage rejection of TDS (min.)
90%
System product water production rate (gal. per day)”
15.75
Feed water pH limits
4-11 pH
Maximum iron
0
Maximum hydrogen sulfied
0
Type of membrane
High recovery, thin film composite
Prefilter (sediment/carbon)
block carbon
Postfilter (taste and odor)
block carbon
Water recovery
42%
Optional: Sediment filter High-flow membrane Permeate pump adaptor
Storage tank size
4 gal.
Automatic shut off valve
Yes
Shipping weight
16lbs

*Tested to NSF/ANSI Standard 58

ERO385: For municipal and well water supplies. Chlorine must not exceed 2.0 ppm

Typical impurities reduced by an EcoWater Reverse Osmosis System Model ERO 385 System

Tested and Certified NSF/ANSI Standard 58 by NSF International. Rated at 50 psi, 77 F, 750 ppm/TDS, product to storage tank. Product water produced, amount of waste water and percent rejection will vary with changes in pressure, temperature, and total dissolved solids.

  1. Tested by Spectrum Labs, Inc. a state certified testing laboratory.
  2. The system reduces prentavalent Arsenic (As V). The system has been validated on a chlorinated water supply.  For more information, see the Arsenic Facts located on the back of the owner’s manual.
  3. Tested by IAPMO.
  4. VOC = Volatile Organic Compounds, 53 compounds in all, including Atrazine, Benzene, Carbon Tetrachloride, 2,4-D, Tolene, Trihalomethanes, and Xylenes.

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Spokane's Key Industries that Benefit from RO Systems

Spokane boasts a diverse economy supported by various thriving industries. Here are the key sectors in Spokane that stand to gain significant advantages from using RO systems.

Spokane's Key Industries that Benefit from RO Systems

Spokane has emerged as a prominent center for life sciences, hosting numerous clinical trials and research endeavors. With its impressive array of 9 hospitals, two medical schools, and six higher education institutions, Spokane has cemented its status as a leading healthcare and innovation hub. Institutions in the life sciences sector rely on pure water for many applications, including research, patient care, and pharmaceutical production.

Agriculture

Agriculture is a cornerstone of Spokane’s economy, with approximately 7,000 farms and ranches contributing around $5 billion to the region and surrounding counties. RO systems play a crucial role in agriculture by eliminating harmful contaminants from water used for livestock, irrigation, food processing, and other agricultural activities.

IT/Energy

Spokane’s strategic location, characterized by its low susceptibility to natural disasters, is ideal for critical business services, particularly in the IT and energy sectors. Filtered water ensures risk-free energy management and server maintenance operations, where even minor impurities can lead to significant disruptions.

Manufacturing

The manufacturing industry is vital to Spokane’s economy, constituting 7.2% of the local economic activity. From paper and plastic to metal products and equipment, manufacturing facilities rely on softened water for various mechanical and chemical processes, particularly boiler systems.

Aerospace

Spokane is the fifth-largest aerospace cluster in the United States and the second-largest in Washington state. With over 120 businesses dedicated to the global aerospace industry, the demand for water meeting stringent quality standards is paramount. Reverse osmosis systems are instrumental in ensuring compliance with rigorous drinking water standards, maintaining coolant water quality to prevent metal corrosion, and fulfilling other critical requirements of the aerospace sector.

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