A high-performance 800 GPD direct-flow reverse osmosis system that purifies water on demand, monitors purified water quality and delivers up to 2.2 litres per minute without a storage tank.
High water production provides purified drinking water instantly without waiting for a conventional storage tank to refill.
After reverse osmosis, the purified water passes through an integrated remineralisation stage with magnesium, calcium and potassium for a more balanced mineral profile.
The integrated electronic monitoring system and front display allow you to check purified water quality and system status directly on the unit.
An integrated leak detector allows the system to automatically stop operation if a water leak is detected.
The membrane is automatically flushed with clean water every 24 hours, helping maintain performance and reduce scale buildup.
The matte stainless-steel drinking water faucet features a light ring that changes colour according to filter status.
The system combines pre-filtration, reverse osmosis and remineralisation before delivering freshly purified drinking water directly to the dedicated faucet.
Incoming water first passes through the multifunctional PPC filter, providing pre-treatment before the water reaches the reverse osmosis membrane.
Water is pressurised and passed through the RO membrane, which performs the main purification stage and significantly reduces dissolved impurities in the incoming water.
After reverse osmosis, the water passes through an integrated remineralisation stage that adds magnesium, calcium and potassium to create a more balanced drinking water profile.
Purified water is produced when required and delivered directly to the drinking water faucet without being stored in a conventional pressurised tank.
Integrated electronics monitor purified water quality, filter condition and essential operating functions, making everyday use and maintenance easier.
The integrated water quality detector monitors purified water and displays the reading on the built-in digital display.
The RO membrane is automatically flushed every 24 hours to help maintain performance and reduce mineral buildup.
The light ring on the smart drinking water faucet changes colour according to the condition of the filtration system.
The integrated Aquastop leak detector can automatically stop the system if a water leak is detected.
Key technical characteristics of the high-capacity direct-flow reverse osmosis system for residential drinking water applications.
| System type | Direct Flow Reverse Osmosis |
| RO membrane capacity | 800 GPD |
| Advertised water production | Up to 2.2 L/min |
| Rated drinking water flow | 2.1 L/min |
| Storage tank | Not required |
| Remineralisation | Magnesium + Calcium + Potassium |
| Pre-filter | PPC Multifunction Filter |
| Main filtration stage | RO Membrane |
| Water quality monitoring | Integrated TDS monitoring and digital display |
| Leak protection | Aquastop / Leak Sensor |
| Automatic membrane flushing | Every 24 hours |
| Feed water pressure | 0.1–0.4 MPa / 1–4 bar |
| Rated power | 110 W |
| Power supply | 220 V / 50 Hz |
| Operating temperature | 4–40°C |
| Ambient humidity | Below 90% |
| Dimensions | 390 × 135 × 393 mm |
| Drinking water faucet | Matte stainless-steel smart faucet with colour filter-status indication |
According to the manufacturer's technical documentation, the system is designed for feed water pressure between 0.1 and 0.4 MPa, approximately 1–4 bar.
Water pressure should therefore be checked before installation to confirm that the property falls within the permitted operating range.
* Actual system performance may vary depending on incoming water pressure, temperature, water quality and operating conditions.
The replaceable filtration cartridges are installed directly inside the unit, while the electronic system helps indicate when filter maintenance is required.
The multifunctional pre-filtration cartridge protects the reverse osmosis stage. Actual replacement frequency depends on incoming water quality and consumption.
The main reverse osmosis membrane performs the primary purification stage. Actual membrane life depends on feed-water quality and operating conditions.
Designed to provide purified and remineralised drinking water directly in the kitchen for everyday use in apartments, houses and residential properties.
Purified and remineralised water is available directly from a dedicated drinking faucet without the need to store bottled water at home.
Suitable for preparing food, soups and other dishes where the quality and taste of the water can influence the final result.
Consistently purified water followed by remineralisation provides a more controlled water profile for preparing tea, coffee and other hot drinks.
Key questions about direct-flow reverse osmosis, remineralisation, water production and system maintenance.
Conventional household reverse osmosis systems normally store purified water inside a pressurised storage tank. A Direct Flow system produces purified water on demand and delivers it directly to the drinking faucet.
Yes. After reverse osmosis, the purified water passes through an integrated remineralisation stage. The manufacturer specifies magnesium, calcium and potassium as part of the mineralisation process.
The system incorporates digital water-quality monitoring. Purified water quality is displayed directly on the front panel together with relevant system and filter information.
The manufacturer's product leaflet states a production rate of up to 2.2 litres per minute. The technical manual specifies a rated drinking water flow of 2.1 litres per minute.
No. The high-capacity Direct Flow design produces purified water directly when the drinking faucet is opened, eliminating the need for a conventional storage tank.
Yes. The system includes an Aquastop leak detector designed to automatically stop operation if a water leak is detected.
The system automatically flushes the membrane with clean water every 24 hours. This helps reduce deposits on the membrane and supports stable long-term performance.
The manufacturer's manual gives an indicative replacement interval of approximately 12 months for the PPC multifilter and approximately 24 months for the RO membrane. Actual service life depends on water quality and consumption.
According to the manufacturer's manual, required inlet water pressure is 0.1–0.4 MPa, approximately 1–4 bar. Pressure should be checked before installation.
The system can be used for residential drinking water filtration in Cyprus provided that incoming water quality, temperature and pressure comply with the equipment requirements. A water and installation assessment is recommended before installation.