AquaBlaze Grand+ Ro Water Purifier

Using several filtration stages, the AquaBlaze Grand+ RO Water Purifier is a home water purification system that produces safe and clean drinking water. Here is a summary of its main attributes and attributes:

Important characteristics:
Multi-Stage Purification: The filtering procedure used in the AquaBlaze Grand+ RO Water Purifier is usually multi-staged and involves the following:

Sand, grime, and rust are among the big particles that sediment filters get rid of.
Activated carbon filter: Removes organic pollutants, taste, and odors, as well as chlorine.
Heavy metals, salts, and chemicals are among the dissolved pollutants that are removed by the reverse osmosis (RO) membrane.
UV disinfection: eliminates viruses, bacteria, and other microbes.
Microorganisms and suspended particles are given an extra layer of filtration by the ultrafiltration (UF) membrane.
The post-carbon filter improves flavor and makes sure that any remaining contaminants are eliminated.

TDS Controller: Enables the purified water’s Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) levels to be adjusted, guaranteeing a balance between taste and health advantages.

Storage Capacity: Usually consists of a 7–15 liter storage tank that keeps clean water on hand even in the event of a power outage.

Smart Design: Wall-mountable and small enough to fit in a variety of kitchen layouts.

Auto Shut-Off: This feature automatically turns off the water supply when the storage tank is full.

Filter Change Alerts: To maintain constant water quality, certain models have alerts that let you know when to change the filters.

Energy-saving and cost-saving features are included in certain models, which are engineered to be power-efficient.

Technical details:
purifying Capacity: About 10 to 20 liters per hour on average.
Conditions of the Input Water: Capable of handling TDS levels up to 2000 ppm in the input water.
Operating Voltage: Usually runs on a 24V DC voltage, but can be connected to a conventional AC power source using an adaptor.
Material: The storage tank and other parts in touch with water are made of food-grade, non-toxic plastic.
Upkeep:
Filter Replacement: Depending on consumption and water quality, filters should be changed on a regular basis, usually every six to twelve months, in order to maintain water quality.
Customer assistance and maintenance services for installation and routine upkeep are frequently included in service support.
Advantages: A thorough filtration process guarantees water of the highest caliber.
TDS controller that can be adjusted to taste water differently.
a user-friendly layout featuring automated features.