iSpring RO800G Tankless RO Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System, 800 GPD Fast Flow
- [Next Generation RO System] iSpring RO800G is the next generation reverse osmosis filtration system. Unlike the traditional RO systems, it can plug and play with automatic pre-flush and filter life reminders, both embedded on the system. With a fast flow rate of up to 0.6 gallons per minute, this RO system can satisfy the water needs of families, offices, coffee shops, restaurants, and more.
- [800 GPD Fast Water Flow] The RO800G RO system produces up to 800 gallons of filtered water daily. With a fast and stable water flow rate, this RO system fills an 8oz cup with water in 6.5 seconds, which is ideal for drinking water. The RO800G RO water filtration system also meets the water needs of big families and companies.
- [Easy to Install & Replace Filters] With a detailed instruction manual and access to lifetime technical support, it is easy to install and maintain. Replacement filters for all models are available for order. Replacing filters is just like a breeze. No need to cut off the water supply and no tool is required.
- [Superb Filtration Performance] Two filters are included in the package: 1st-stage PP+CTO Composite Filter (SKU: FPPC) & 2nd-stage RO Membrane Filter (SKU: MRO800). RO800G effectively reduces TDS and removes dirt, sand, silt, rust, and scale particles. Absorbs PFAS, THMs, and pesticides and also removes unpleasant chlorine, taste, odors, cloudiness, and colors. It can reject a wide spectrum of impurities down to 0.0001 microns. It also removes heavy metals and many organic matters.
- [Tankless Design] Instant treated water accessibility – no tank, no waiting. iSpring RO800G’s tankless design saves up to 750% more water than the traditional RO Systems. RO800G frees up more space in your under-sink storage area and adds aesthetic pleasure to your kitchen. With an exceptional pure water to wastewater ratio (up to 2.5: 1), this industry-leading pure-to-waste ratio contributes to reduce water bills and less water going down the drain.