Quality water for a quality lifestyle

Reverse Osmosis (RO) is one of the most
convenient and economical methods of reducing unwanted contaminates in your drinking water. Reverse Osmosis is the process by which water molecules are forced, by water pressure through a semipermeable membrane. Most of the impurities and other contaminants are rinsed to the drain while the refined water is routed to a special holding tank.

The advantages of the Marlo Reverse Osmosis system are that they combine high quality water with flexibility. These systems can be installed on well or municipal water systems, to bring RO water to the country or urban home. The Thin Film Composite (TFC) reverse osmosis membrane rejects a high percentage of impurities to bring you the most advanced RO technology at an affordable price. Here's how it works.

Water first enters the RO system through the Sediment/Carbon Prefilter. This specialized filter not only protects the automatic shut-off and membrane from clogging with debris, but also
filters out chlorine, to protect the refined TFC membrane.
Water then travels to the operational center of the system - the TFC membrane. This is where the "Reverse Osmosis" of the Marlo RO system happens.

After the membrane, water is then routed to the holding tank, ready for use. When you turn on the included faucet and draw water, it then goes through its final stage of filtration. The water
travels through the Activated Carbon Filter to remove any remaining tastes and odors before reaching your glass. This carbon imparts the final "sweet" polish to your water.

How do I know if the RO system is working properly?

Marlo has taken the guess work out. A water quality monitor has been integrated into the system so you can feel more confident that your system is working by simply pushing a button. When you push the water quality monitor button in the cover, a green light shows that the RO System is working fine, reducing the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS).

The monitor compares the level of the TDS in the incoming water to the product water made by the Marlo RO System. If this level should ever fall below a 75% difference, an amber light will show when the water quality monitor button is pushed and service may be required.

Some clear benefits of Marlo RO water: