Reverse Osmosis System for Home
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Description
Reverse Osmosis (RO) technology filters out harmful contaminants, such as lead, arsenic, and copper, as well as PFAS, known for their dangerous cancer-causing side effects. Its compact, under-counter filtration filters up to 600 gallons a day, providing your home with the ultimate line of defense to ensure you get cleaner, safer drinking water.
Crisper. Cleaner. Purified drinking water.
Benefits of Reverse Osmosis For Your Home
- Ultimate refinement
- Dedicated drinking water
- Less waste



- Ultimate refinement
- Dedicated drinking water
- Less waste



What RO Filters Out of Your Home’s Water
Viruses
Bacteria
Sediment
How Our Home Reverse Osmosis System Works
1. Sediment filter
2. Pre-carbon block
3. Reverse osmosis membrane
4. Post-carbon filter
The post-carbon filter polishes the water, removing any leftover taste or smell.
What Makes Our RO Home System Different?
Simple filter replacement
Minimal maintenance
Space-saving design
NSF Certified
Specifications
Flow Rate
0.5 gallons/min
Filtration Type
Up to 600 gallons/day
Flow Rate
3.2 gallons (pre-filtered water)
Filtration Type
Stage 1
Sediment Filter (5 micron)
Stage 2
Activated Carbon Pre-Filter (5 micron)
Stage 3
Reverse Osmosis Membrane
Stage 4
Activated Carbon Post-Filter
Pressure Range
Min. 40 psi – Max. 100 psi
Temperature Range
40°F – 77°F
Warranty
Limited Warranty, Non-Transferable
Results you can trust
1. Water test
We analyze the water in your kitchen, bathroom, and entire home to identify any water issues.
2. Custom solution
We use your test results to customize a water system that targets and improves your unique issues.
3. One-day installation
Our local water experts are fully equipped and trained to perform your installation in as little as one day.
Frequently asked questions
Reverse osmosis helps reduce:
Disinfection chemicals (Cl & NH2Cl)
Disinfection byproducts (THMs & chloroform)
Organic compounds (VOCs & SOCs)
Sediment
Inorganic chemicals, metals, and other high-risk contaminants (lead, copper, arsenic, pharmaceuticals, fluoride, etc.)
Annual service includes:
Full inspection
Sediment & carbon filter replacement
Remineralization cartridge replacement (if applicable)
RO system and tank sanitization
RO membrane replacement every ~3 years
Happy Customers Say It Best
“We always knew the water quality in LA was terrible. Thanks to Water2o, we now have pure, great-tasting water straight from the tap. The team's expertise and customer service were outstanding.”
West Hollywood, Los Angeles
"Our Water2o S6 softener has transformed our home. From drinking water to laundry, everything feels fresher and cleaner. The installation was a breeze, and the team was fantastic."
David Pine, New York
“Water2o exceeded our expectations. The filtration system works perfectly, and the installation team was knowledgeable and courteous. We couldn't be happier with the results!”
Rebecca Dinwar, Los Angeles
“We always knew the water quality in LA was terrible. Thanks to Water2o, we now have pure, great-tasting water straight from the tap. The team's expertise and customer service were outstanding.”
West Hollywood, Los Angeles
"Our Water2o S6 softener has transformed our home. From drinking water to laundry, everything feels fresher and cleaner. The installation was a breeze, and the team was fantastic."
David Pine, New York
“Water2o exceeded our expectations. The filtration system works perfectly, and the installation team was knowledgeable and courteous. We couldn't be happier with the results!”
Rebecca Dinwar, Los Angeles
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