Review on Enhanced Filtration Monitoring with iSpring RO500 Tankless System by William Rothstein

This is a good compact reverse osmosis system with a fairly simple design so there is no guesswork about the water quality or when to change the filter. This takes up about half the space under the sink that most reverse osmosis systems take up and greatly reduces complexity. In fact, you only connect the fresh water supply, drain and hose to the outlets. Everything is clearly labeled so you can't go wrong here. I had to tighten the T-shaped case that powers the device a bit to get rid of any leaks. This is probably the cheapest part of the system, just a flimsy set of adapters. When installing, be sure to tighten the water source, and then tighten the adapter on the T. Then put everything else on. That adapter that plugs into a water source was the messy part for me, you really have to tighten it. The water tastes great, it took our water from about 600 TDS to 18. Our water comes from lakes, and prior to this system, it really tasted like sipping chlorinated lake water. Now it's as good as water and my coffee tastes better! I have another of these commercial machines for my business which motivated me to buy them over the competition. This supplied my company with maintenance-free water for 2 years. I hope the same for this one.