Reverse Osmosis

The reverse osmosis unit separates a drinking water stream into a stream of pure water, in which hardly any salts are dissolved, and a small stream of water, which is used to flush out the remaining salts. 

This separation process takes place under increased water pressure and with the help of a separation membrane. Simply put, the heart of the device consists of a pressure increase pump and a separation membrane. During this process, no substances are added to or removed from the incoming water.