This little trick will save you thousands of rupees.

RO is essential!

Water pollution is today's reality, and that's why RO for drinking water is an integral part of our home.

Muliple Options!

There are various types of RO available in the market, from branded to unbranded, and with different configurations like UV, UF, and copper benefits, etc.

It must perform!

RO is very critical for our lifestyle, and for its seamless performance, we spent thousands of rupees per year on its maintenance.

Costly Affair!

Every time RO mechanics come to our home and change some of its parts—
pre-filters, membranes, pumps, or some other parts
they charge us heavily.

Save Money!

With a little modification, we can save thousands of rupees and make our RO plant operate trouble-free for an extended period of time.

Solution is available!

Industrial RO plants, specifically automatic and sophisticated plants, have a valve.

Let's see in the next slides what this valve is and how it helps in the smooth operation of RO plants.

What does it do?

This valve is basically an automatic valve that is fitted on a parallel line to reject water lines and, at every start, fully open for a few seconds and allow water in full flow to flush the complete system.

How does it help?

Frequent flushing helps keep the system clean and restricts deposition on the surface of the membrane and chocking of the FRL unit.

While the membrane is the most critical part, a chocked FRL unit is accountable for much more damage to the system in the long run in different ways.

How can we incorporate this into our RO system?

We need to put a bypass valve in RO reject line, as shown in the following picture.

Ask your RO mechanic to do it for you!

What Next!

Now occasionally open this bypass valve for a few seconds and allow the RO system to flush properly.

This occasional flushing will cut your RO maintenance and maintenance bill drastically!

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