In this video, take a closer look inside the RO 4000 Reverse Osmosis system. Learn how to troubleshoot, change cartridges, and get the most out of your water filtration. From sediment to membrane, discover the stages that ensure clean, purified water for your home. Whether you're a first-time user or just need a refresher, this guide will help you maintain optimal performance and enjoy the benefits of mineral-enriched water.
What’s Inside The Box?
The RO 4000 has 4 cartridges inside the box, no different to any other RO System except that the RO 4000’s are made with inline cartridges so they're just a bit different to other under sink RO systems that you might have seen before.
Inside the box of both RO 4000 models, they're both exactly the same.
RO4000 Benchtop Reverse Osmosis System
RO4000 Benchtop Reverse Osmosis System with Standard Alkaline
RO 4000 Benchtop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System with American Alkaline
Flush Valve/Flow Restrictor
If you ever get any muck in the pipe of your Reverse Osmosis RO 4000, you can hit the flush valve button and it pushes water through.
Flow Rate and Water Storage
Reverse Osmosis systems are very slow at creating water. You’ll notice a flow rate of about 200ml per minute and most under-the-sink systems will have a tank to store the water in as a backup. The RO 4000 on the other hand, doesn’t have a tank, so owners need a bottle or a jug to store their water.
Great Quality
The RO 4000 has been around for years. It creates great quality water and we highly recommend it.
Our choice is always going to be the RO 4000 with the Standard Alkaliser because we always recommend only drinking water that is 7pH or above.
There really is no better foundation for creating the best water you can with Reverse Osmosis, at such an affordable price.
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