Pre-filter: A pre-filter is the first line of defense for a household or commercial water system, typically installed on the water meter or main inlet pipe. It primarily uses a stainless steel mesh or PP cotton filter to intercept large particles of impurities in the water, such as sediment, rust, and suspended solids, protecting subsequent water purification equipment and appliances from clogging and wear.
Central Water Purifier: A central water purifier is suitable for whole-house or large commercial establishments requiring purified water. It employs multi-stage filtration technology, typically including PP cotton filters, activated carbon filters, and ultrafiltration membranes, effectively removing residual chlorine, odors, some heavy metals, and bacteria, improving the taste of the water.
Reverse Osmosis Water Purifier: A reverse osmosis water purifier is one of the most technologically advanced and effective water purification devices on the market. Utilizing the high-precision filtration characteristics of reverse osmosis membranes, it removes almost all impurities from the water, including bacteria, viruses, heavy metal ions, and pesticide residues, producing near-pure drinking water.
Ultrafiltration Water Purifier: Ultrafiltration water purifiers use an ultrafiltration membrane as the core filtration element. Its filtration precision falls between microfiltration and reverse osmosis, effectively removing suspended solids, bacteria, viruses, and some organic matter from water while retaining minerals.
Water Softener: Water softeners primarily reduce water hardness by removing calcium and magnesium ions, preventing scale buildup, protecting water appliances, and extending their lifespan. They typically use ion exchange technology, where sodium ions in a resin tank exchange with calcium and magnesium ions in the water to soften the water.
Water Dispenser: A water dispenser, also known as a piped water purifier, is a drinking water device used in conjunction with a water purifier. It usually does not have a filtration function but uses a heating or cooling system to heat the purified water to a suitable drinking temperature or cool it to ice water, meeting users' drinking needs in different scenarios.
Commercial Water Purification Equipment: Commercial water purification equipment is suitable for the water purification needs of large public places such as schools, hospitals, hotels, and restaurants. It typically features high flow rate, high efficiency, and easy maintenance, and can meet the drinking water needs of a large population.
