Pros
- The water is now of excellent quality! Easy installation, great resource.
Cons
- The threaded connection to the tank required a lot more fum of tape than I thought.
Pros
- It is easy to install on your own, if you have a screwdriver, hands from the right place and a desire to do it the way you see it, and not the installer .)) It worked right away, after the recommended flushing, nothing drips, the output water corresponds to the declared quality! While the first day, nevertheless, the result is obvious - water before osmosis according to the electronic salt meter is more than 800 ppm, after the membrane is about 50-60 ppm . Satisfies this parameter by 100%
Cons
- One tube, from the membrane cartridge to the hydraulic machine, was too short, because of which it was tight, which led to a distortion of the quick-release fitting at the tube exit point, which raised doubts about the reliability of this connection . Trite, the assembler clicked the size of the tube, but scored on it, like "and so it will do" . Fortunately, there were enough tubes in the kit - I cut off a new longer one, installed it, the problem was gone . But an unpleasant aftertaste remained, after all, on such a device, such jambs can cause negative consequences in the form of leaks and, as a result, financial and moral problems for the client. Therefore, minus one star for now! And we'll see! )
Pros
- Value for money. The water after the filter has a pleasant taste, there is no scale at all. Small size execution.
Cons
- The membrane is installed at the lowest capacity. But these are quibbles.
Pros
- Pure water without impurities! No scale in kettles!
Cons
- No
Pros
- Price. Manufacturer. Outlet water quality.
Cons
- Weak nut on single faucet.
Pros
- Cheap, the stock came out about 5k. Promotions for filters are regular, you have to catch them. Otherwise, osmosis is like osmosis, they are all the same.
Cons
- I think the manufacturer is disingenuous when he says that one pre-filter is enough. If everything was so simple - why would they think of filtering water in front of the membrane in three stages? Most likely, simply saving on pre-filters will result in the need for frequent membrane replacement. It all depends on your water of course. In six months, the mechanics five becomes the color of cappuccino, I don’t want to let such water close to the membrane. Personally, I initially took this filter as an addition to the existing flow filter: I stuck the first stage to the mechanics 5, then the carbon filter and then the mechanics again, already by 1 micron. And after that, this geyser filter. I plan to change the mechanics 5ku every couple of months, coal and mechanics one every six months, since these filters cost 100-150 apiece. I hope that with such use the membrane will live for two years.
