REVERSE OSMOSIS is a technical breakthrough initially developed by the U.S. government to provide fresh drinking water for the Navy. The Reverse Osmosis process uses waterline pressure to push raw tapwater against a special semiermeable membrane. In this sophisticated molecular squeezing process, H20 molecules tend to separate from the contaminants in your tap water. The water molecules then pass through to the inside of the membrane, and on to the reservoir - ready for your fresh daily use. The rejected particles and contaminants are washed from the membrane and down the drain.

The membrane and cartridges listed below are used with the RO2000 unit.