TMC Pure 50 Advanced RO System Up to 190 litres per day

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TMC Pure 50 Advanced RO System Up to 190 litres per day

Name: TMC Pure 50 Advanced RO System Up to 190 litres per day
Brand: TMC
SKU: PUR50ADV|05874|TMC
Price: 129.59 GBP
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TMC Pure 50 Advanced RO System Up to 190 litres per day

Suitable for producing up to 50 US gal/42 UK gal/190 litres of water per day*

350mmx 150mmx385mm

This "Advanced" unit incorporates a feature-packed in-line TDS monitor which measures the Total Dissolved Solids value both before AND after water passes through the V2Pure RO System, providing a visual indicator of it performance.

RO water production capacities and contaminant rejection rates are based on an ambient temperature of 25°C and a mains water operating pressure of 50 psi (approx 3.5 bar). Please note that the RO water production capacity and contaminant rejection rates will be reduced at lower ambient temperatures and in areas of lower mains water pressures so this must be taken into account when choosing the correct RO model for your requirements.

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