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WECO TINY-150 Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System - 4-Stage RO Filtration with Sediment, Carbon, and GAC Filters - NSF-Certified Membrane and Faucet - Includes Storage Tank
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WECO TINY-150 Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System Features
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4-Stage RO Filtration: This system uses four stages of water filtration to remove up to 99% of contaminants from your tap water, including heavy metals, chlorine, chloramine, THMs, fluoride, nitrate, radon, and benzene. It produces pure, refreshing, and great-tasting water for drinking, cooking, and more.
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TFC Membrane and Faucet: The system features a high-performance, encapsulated reverse osmosis membrane for quality and safety. It also comes with a brushed nickel designer faucet for lead-free dispensing. The membrane and faucet are easy to replace without tools or leaks.
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Sediment, Carbon, and GAC Filters: The system includes a 30-micron sediment filter, a 5-micron carbon block filter, and a granular activated carbon (GAC) post-filter. These filters remove sediment, rust, dirt, chlorine, chloramine, odors, tastes, and organic chemicals from your water. They also protect the membrane from clogging and extend its lifespan.
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Includes Storage Tank and Installation Kit: The system comes with a pressurized water storage tank that can hold up to 3 gallons of purified water at a time. It also includes an installation kit with all the necessary fittings, tubing, and valves. The system is pre-assembled and can be installed under the sink or in any other convenient location. We recommend installation by a licensed plumber to ensure adherence to local codes.
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Low Waste Water and High Efficiency: The system has a low waste water ratio of 4:1, which means it only produces 4 gallons of waste water for every gallon of purified water. This saves you money, reduces water consumption, and helps the environment. The system also has a high efficiency rating of 93%, which means it delivers more purified water per hour than other systems.
