Glacierfresh U01 Tankless Reverse Osmosis System, RO Water Filter System

No, The Glacierfresh u01 ro water filter system support no electric drive, No need for additional power connection, helping you save energy and reduce costs

In order to avoid the vibration which can affect the use experience, please ensure that there is an about 1-inch gap between the RO system and the cabinet. The size of the RO Filtration system is 18.11 "* 7.09" * 16.93 ", without a storage tank. It's very thin and takes up very little space.

Glacierfresh RO systems are designed for DIY installation. You can install the system in 30 minutes. Simply refer to the instruction manual and instructional videos, or contact us by email.

No noise, If you are tired of the noise, this machine will be your best choice.

The active carbon filter has a 6-month lifetime; the RO filter has a 1-2year lifetime.

It's recommended to drill a hole of 0.7"- 1.4". If there's a reserved hole for the soap dispenser on your countertop, you could use that to install the RO faucet directly.

Reverse Osmosis (RO) is a water purification process that uses a partially permeable membrane to filter out impurities from drinking water. During the RO process, pressure is applied to overcome the osmotic pressure, a colligative property driven by the chemical potential difference of the solvent, which is a thermodynamic parameter. The result is that solutes are retained on the pressurized side of the membrane, while pure water is allowed to pass through the other side. In order to be "selective", such a membrane should not allow large molecules or ions to pass through the pores, but should allow the filtered clean water to pass freely.

All RO systems will produce concentrated water to discharge impurities. Compared to traditional RO water purifiers, Waterdrop RO system produces less concentrated water and saves 300% more water. You can collect concentrated water to mop the floor, wash your car, do laundry, etc.

Reverse osmosis water purifiers rely on semi-permeable membranes to filter impurities from drinking water. When tap water passes through the RO membrane, purified water and wastewater are produced. The ratio of purified water to wastewater is called the wastewater ratio. A 1:1 wastewater ratio means that 1 gallon of water is wasted for every 1 gallon of water purified, while a 2:1 wastewater ratio means that 1 gallon of water is wasted for every 2 gallons of water purified. The higher the wastewater ratio, the less wastewater is produced during the filtration process. When using an RO water purifier, the actual wastewater ratio may be lower than the nominal value, depending on a variety of factors such as water quality, pH, pressure, and temperature.

RO filtration ensures that lead, chlorine, fluoride, and other impurities are removed from your drinking water. Reverse Osmosis water filtration is unrivaled when it comes to removing impurities from water in an efficient, cost-effective method.

Efficient Purification: RO systems boast an impressive purification rate of up to 99%, making them one of the most effective methods for removing microplastics, even those as small as 1 micron in size

Yes, both reverse osmosis systems and in-line filters can be used for drinking and cooking purposes. However, reverse osmosis systems provide a higher level of purification, making them suitable for areas with poor water quality or specific contamination concerns.

To conserve water, reverse osmosis systems should be usedto treat water used for drinking and cooking only, not as a whole-house filter. Timely maintenance and upkeep of the system also helps to minimize water waste.