Review on Under sink filter Atoll A-550m STD 1/2" white by Petar Aleksiev ᠌

1. Having a constant source of drinking water in the home. It may sound cliché, but you will understand what I mean if you have ever experienced pain because you neglected to place a timely order for bottled water delivery. 2. You may be confident that the water you are drinking is indeed clean because everything is obvious and understandable: the same water was used at the intake and the same water was used at the output. Who knows what is put into imported bottles, or how? 3. The water is now visibly softer and more delicious. From the first glass on, it is clear that the taste is entirely different. I'm not sure which has a bigger impact on this—the final mineralization or the effectiveness of impurity removal. It appears to be both. Although many report that there is a sizable distillate at the exit, I haven't personally experienced water from similar systems where the fifth stage is a carbon post-filter rather than a mineralizer. I therefore made the decision for myself to choose the mineralizer option in order to maintain the natural taste. 4. Specific directions. Actually, you can complete the installation yourself. All connecting tubes are color-coded, making it easy to assemble yourself because you won't mix them up. All internal wiring between the stages has already been completed; all that is left to do is connect the external communication pipes. However, all but one of the filter parts will need to be placed independently, which is not at all difficult. 5. Ate Crane, which is more dependable and attractive than in earlier series. 6. It's quite likely that a pump to raise the pressure at the entrance is still unnecessary. Everything operates in a 12-story skyscraper, where I reside on the ninth floor. The minimum necessary pressure in the water supply system is 3 atm, as measured. The pressure coming from the tap is pretty typical, the tank is stable, and it fills up in about 1.5 hours. 7. The system is completely silent, even while filling the tank and draining the "technical" water into the siphon, contrary to what I had anticipated it would sound like. There are no additional sounds, at least not with a pump.