Equipment & consumables
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Equipment & consumables 1269–16
Dual-row ultrafiltration unit
The two rows of modules and shared piping form a clear ultrafiltration array, useful for comparing module replacement access and valve and pipe layouts. These images depict ultrafiltration equipment. This appearance must not be described as reverse osmosis desalination equipment, and capacity cannot be inferred from the number of rows. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Twin-tank filtration unit
A two-tank layout can bring two treatment stages into one piping and control system. This page shows different tank appearances and valve assembly styles side by side to compare connection and maintenance needs. Tank color does not establish the material or internal media. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Three-tank automatic filtration system
A three-tank system can place multiple pretreatment stages on a shared frame or in one equipment room. The images show the tanks, valves, controls, and water supply connections. Three tanks do not imply three fixed types of filter media. The task of the complete system must be described stage by stage. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Combined filtration and softening unit
Filtration and softening can be combined in one configuration, but their tasks, maintenance methods, and consumables must be distinguished. The illustration shows the tanks and top-mounted valve assemblies. Housing color cannot establish the material, media loading, or softening capacity. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Cabinet-mounted RO unit with water storage
The cabinet design brings the membrane stage, water storage, and some controls together inside an enclosure, helping plan placement and maintenance. Read the closed-door and interior views together. The cabinet exterior does not establish the actual number of filtration stages, storage capacity, or water production capacity. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Compact integrated cabinet water purifier
A compact cabinet can house filtration and controls together. This page combines illustrations of different exteriors and internal filter cartridges so that color variations are not presented as separate products. Cabinet doors and display panels do not establish remote control capability or any other unlisted functions. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Integrated water treatment and storage unit
When water storage and purification are combined, consider both treatment and subsequent water supply. Images can help identify the relative locations of storage, filtration, and controls. They do not establish storage capacity, thermal insulation, or the disinfection method. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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Commercial multi-cartridge water purifier
Multiple filter cartridges and an enclosed housing are common exterior forms of commercial water purifiers. This page compares illustrations of different colors and housings together, focusing on applications, connections, and consumable compatibility. Color is not evidence of a different treatment capacity. The image illustrates a configuration; the actual model must be confirmed separately.
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