PRO COMMERCIAL REVERSE OSMOSIS SYSTEM

Premium Features Equipped

• Powder-coated steel frame
• Feed water inlet solenoid valve
• High-pressure nylon tubing
• High-pressure brass comp. fittings
• Product and waste flow meters (Recycle valve & pre-filter guages included)
• 30 amp motor contactor
• 110 volt-60 hz or 220 volt-60 hz

This is our most durable reverse osmosis system with unmatched value in quality, convenience, and price. NSF-grade high quality parts are used to build this tough system. All APEC commercial RO systems are wet tested before shipment, and are delivered with individual quality assurance reports to show actual performance data on outputs and rejections.

Optional Features

Tank pressure switch			$75
TDS digital monitor, panel mount			$360
50 hz electrical
	for RO-PRO1800 GPD model		$200
	for RO-PRO3600 GPD model		$270
	for RO-PRO4800 GPD model		$360
	for RO-PRO6300 GPD model		$420
	for RO-PRO8000 or 9500 GPD model		$480
220 volt - 60hz			No Charge
Shipping crate			$250

Explanation of Standard Features:

Explanation of Optional Features:

Commercial RO System Technical Guidelines

Commercial reverse osmosis water treatment is quite complex because very large amounts of water are processed daily. There are many stringent requirements for the input water quality for commercial ROs compared to residential RO systems. Commercial RO systems (at over 400 GPD flow rates) would always require pre-treatment of the incoming water to assure a flawless operation and membrane/system longevity. The appropriate pre-treatment depends on local water quality. The most commonly used pre-treatments are water softeners and back-washing carbon filters for treating hard and chlorinated water. Other specialty filters can be used when specific contaminants are present. For example, if you have above 0.5 ppm of iron in your water, you would need an iron-removal filter in front of the commercial RO system.

When sizing a system, particularly if system output is critical for you, you need to understand that the actual flow rate GPD (Gallons Per Day) of any reverse osmosis system depends on the water pressure, input water temperature and your water conditions (whether appropriate pre-treatment is applied). While the industry standard temperature is set at 77 °F, we know that not everyone has 77 °F input water. Below is a water temperature compensation chart for you to calculate the nominal GPD of your RO system at different temperatures.

INSTRUCTIONS: find your water temperature and its factor, divide the RO system GPD by that factor, and you will get the temperature-corrected output.

RO Membrane Nominal Rejection Guide

Giardia cysts		Cryptosporidium cysts		DDT		PCB
E.coli bacteria		Fecal bacteria		Chlorinated Pesticides		Radium
Arsenic (+3/ +5)		Sodium Chloride NaCl		Chromium (+3 /+ 6)		Glucose
Sodium		Nickel		Chloride		Copper
Potassium		Zinc		Bicarbonate		Sulfate
Calcium		Silica SiO2		Nitrate 3		Chromate
Magnesium		Cadmium		Fluoride		Barium
Iron		Silver		Silicate		Ammonium
Aluminum		Mercury		Phosphate		Lead

System Specifications