Stage 1

The Spin Down strainer 130 Micron removes larger sediment (such as sand grains) from the water stream.

Stage 6

For double assurance, the Hollow Fiber membrane uses a physical barrier to effectively remove microbiological contaminants. 

Stage 2

The Five-Micron sediment filter picks up different particulates like rust, clay particles or small pieces of organic matter.

Stage 3

The Iodinesed resin has a positive charge that attracts negatively charged contaminants in the water. When the contaminant comes into contact with the resin bead, sufficient iodine is released to penetrate the microorganism and to kill bacteria and viruses. 

Stage 4

Once the water passes through the Iodinated Resin, it moves into the carbon filtration process which removes chlorine, pesticides, herbicides, and other organic contaminants.

Stage 5

Height pressure forces water across a Reverse Osmosis membrane, rejecting all high molecular-weight substances, colloidal materials, and organic and inorganic polymeric molecules out of the system. Only pure water passes through the membrane.