This auto flush unit is used for residential as well commercial ro plants. 24 volt operated and 36 volt operated available.

How Reverse Osmosis Flush Valves Work

 

Flush valves are used on some but not all reverse osmosis units. If you have a standard RO unit, it probably doesn't have one.

 

The purpose of the flush system is to help prevent scaling or fouling of the RO membrane(s) by providing a rapid rinse which washes away impurities and keeps the membrane clean.

 

Standard RO units are not normally fitted with flush valves, but these can be easily added. They are commonly manually controlled, but sophiticated electronic flush valves can be used for RO units.

 

The autoflush noticeably increases the service life of the membranes in reverse osmosis systems and optimizes the control between production and necessary flushing intervals. The interval flushing ensures that crystallization does not result in deposits on the membrane surface as is frequently the case with longer and more traditional production phases.

 

As soon as the reverse osmosis system is started, autoflush switches to flushing mode to remove old water from the system. After switching to production mode, the flushing valve now automatically controls the interval flushing cycles. The hourly interval flushing of 10 to 15 seconds increases the cleaning effect of the flushing process and the overall water consumption is clearly lowered.

 

 

• Automatic interval flushing every 50 to 60 minutes of operation
• Automatic self-cleaning of the flushing valve
• Sealed, robust electro-mechanical components for extra long service life
• Easily retrofitted to almost all commonly available reverse osmosis systems
• Ideal for all areas where minimum maintenance is desired or required

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