The Aqua Mat Direct-Flow 600 is a compact under-sink reverse-osmosis system for treated municipal water. Its booster pump and 600 GPD-rated membrane produce drinking water on demand, while sediment and carbon filtration help improve taste and reduce unwanted substances.
Water is filtered as you use it, without a separate storage tank. The stated product-water flow is 1.57 L/min under the manufacturer's test conditions.
The cabinet measures 404 × 150 × 347 mm. A dedicated faucet is included in the supplied equipment.
The front display indicates filter status and provides replacement reminders. The manual also describes automatic flushing.
The system treats cold municipal water in stages before delivering it through its dedicated faucet. Concentrate water is discharged to the drain.
A PP and carbon stage reduces suspended particles and unwanted tastes and odours before water reaches the RO membrane.
A pump feeds the 600 GPD-rated membrane, which reduces dissolved salts and other substances. The leaflet states up to 95% reduction; actual results depend on feed water and operating conditions.
The manual describes a coconut-carbon post-filter to improve the taste and odour of the water delivered through the faucet.
Cold-water supply → PP + carbon → RO membrane → final carbon → dedicated faucet
RO concentrate → drain
Specifications below apply to the 600 GPD Direct-Flow model described in the supplied leaflet and manual.
| Product type | Direct-flow under-sink reverse-osmosis system |
|---|---|
| Membrane rating | 600 GPD (nominal membrane capacity) |
| Stated product-water flow | 1.57 L/min (approximately 94 L/h) |
| Stated reduction | Up to 95% for salinity and impurities, according to the leaflet; results vary |
| Rated total purification | 2,000 L in the supplied documentation; not a guaranteed cartridge-replacement interval |
| Inlet pressure | 0.1–0.4 MPa (1–4 bar) |
| Feed-water temperature | 5–38 °C (leaflet) |
| Power supply | 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Rated power | 80 W |
| Dimensions | 404 × 150 × 347 mm |
| Water source | Cold municipal water, as specified in the manual |
| Included faucet | Yes, according to the leaflet and packing list |
The unit needs a cold-water connection, drain, suitable power outlet and space for filter changes. The supplied installation guide specifies a non-return valve in the drain line only, with its arrow pointing toward the drain. The one-way faucet configuration keeps the unused weak-mineralisation outlet plugged.
The manual lists a 12-month reference interval for the combined pre/post-carbon cartridge and RO membrane. Actual replacement depends on water quality, use and the filter-status indication. Have the installation and first-use flushing completed by a qualified technician.
* The 600 GPD membrane rating and 1.57 L/min product-water flow are different specifications. Actual flow and rejection vary with temperature, pressure and feed-water quality. No mineralisation cartridge or storage tank is stated for this configuration.
The direct-flow design is intended for homes that want a dedicated supply of filtered water without an RO storage tank.
Use the dedicated faucet for water filtered on demand. Confirm the suitability of the source water before installation.
Use filtered water for everyday food preparation, tea and coffee where a more consistent input is useful.
The slim cabinet frees up space compared with a system that needs a separate storage tank; check service clearances before ordering.
No separate storage tank is specified. It filters water on demand through the dedicated faucet.
600 GPD is the membrane's nominal rating. The leaflet separately lists product-water flow at 1.57 L/min. Actual output depends on feed-water conditions.
The supplied documents do not specify a mineralisation cartridge for this one-way faucet configuration. The installation guide says the weak-mineralisation port remains plugged.
Yes. The leaflet and manual's packing list include a dedicated faucet; confirm the contents of the retail package before installation.
The manual gives 12 months as a reference for the combined pre/post-carbon cartridge and the RO membrane. Actual life varies with water quality and usage; follow the filter-status display and service advice.
The supplied manual specifies municipal water as the feed source. Other sources require a water assessment and appropriate pretreatment before suitability can be determined.
A cold-water feed within the stated pressure range, a drain, power, a suitable faucet position and enough space to access the filters and tubing.