Safe filtered water in 3 Easy Steps

Order the reverse osmosis unit online.
Schedule an installation with a technician (contact Simply Water)
Enjoy filtered drinking water!

Filtration Efficiency

As an RO system, the Ecosoft filter has vast capabilities in reducing and removing water contaminants. The main element of the filter is a reverse osmosis membrane. The Ecosoft Standard filter has a membrane element with a capacity of 8 L/h

The Ecosoft RO filter produces 190 litres of filtered water per day and has an automatic shut-off system that goes into action when the RO tank is full.

This RO system comes with a designer chrome faucet compatible with RO filters, so you won’t have to spend time or money finding one yourself. Alternatively, the system can also be used with more advanced, 3-way kitchen taps.

Multi-Stage Filtration Stages

The reverse osmosis system is recognised as the most cost-effective method of household drinking water purification.

All 5 filters work together to flush away impurities and allow only the purest water into the tap for the whole family!

Stage 1: A 5-micron sediment pre-filter removes sand, silt, soil and other sediments from water. The filter is made of polypropylene fibre.

Stage 2: A 5-micron carbon block filter made of granulated activated carbon (GAC) material reduces chlorine, odour and other organic compounds from water.

Stage 3: A 1-micron sediment filter made of polypropylene fibre removes fine particles and remaining impurities.

Stage 4: The pre-filtered water is forced through the semi-permeable membrane and only clean water is passed to next stage of filtration. The polluted water is discarded away. The filtered water is then stored in a pressure tank.

Stage 5: When the tap is turned on, the filtered water from the pressure tap is passed through the 1-micron post-carbon filter. In this stage, dissolved gases in water are absorbed, imparting a pleasant taste to the resultant water

Maintenance

These filters have different service lives. Depending on the water quality in your area, the first three pre-filters which include 5-micron pre-filters and the 1-micron sediment pre-filter have to be replaced every 6-12 months.

The RO membrane needs to be replaced every 18-24 months, while the last 1-micron filter has to be replaced every 6-12 months.

Replacing these filters at the recommended times ensures that your RO unit stays in top shape and functions at optimum levels.