Water Filters and Water Treatment Systems

Reverse Osmosis and Filtration Systems

Reverse osmosis systems (400–800 GPD) and pre-filters/sediment filters provide high-quality drinking water by removing impurities, chlorine, and mechanical sediments.

Water Softeners and Descaling Systems

Salt-based and salt-free whole-house water softeners —suitable for families of various sizes (2–3 or 5–8 people)—reduce limescale caused by hard water.

Water Distillers and Generators

Countertop water distillers with adjustable temperature and output, as well as hydrogen water generators and ionizers for producing enriched drinking water.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a reverse osmosis system and a water softener? A reverse osmosis system removes impurities from water, making it safe to drink, while a water softener reduces water hardness throughout the house, preventing limescale buildup in pipes and appliances.

What does GPD stand for in reverse osmosis systems? GPD (gallons per day) refers to the system's maximum daily output of purified water—a higher GPD value indicates a higher flow rate.

Is a salt-free water softener just as effective as a salt-based system? Salt-free systems do not use salt and do not reduce water hardness in the strict sense, but they prevent limescale buildup using crystallization technology—ideal for those who want to avoid salt additives.