Tankless Reverse Osmosis Filtration System – Are They Worth It

A tankless reverse osmosis filtration system is really more popular than a traditional system in homes where space is very much valued. Although it is more expensive, the answer is worth buying.

A tankless reverse osmosis filtration system is an upgrade from a traditional RO machine with a drum. Unlike the "store, before you consume" principle, the tankless design is more instantaneous. The filtered water can be consumed directly.

How does a tankless RO system filtration work?
The highly accurate RO membrane is always the soul - water is pushed through the membrane under pressure to remove tiny bacteria and contaminants. If your incoming water pressure does not meet the recommended values for the RO system you are using, then a booster pump will need to be installed.

As you may know, there is not much difference in nature between the two types of RO systems, however, the tankless RO system is considerably more expensive. Let's take a look at the advantages of a tankless reverse osmosis system and analyze whether it is worth making the investment on a case-by-case basis.

What are the advantages of a tankless reverse osmosis filtration system?

No water storage tank. Rejects secondary contamination of water. Tap water is able to be delivered immediately after a series of filtration processes. You are able to get a fresher taste.

Economical. Produce water only when you need it.

All-around space utilization. Assuming you live in a small apartment or are a minimalist, a tankless reverse osmosis system is the perfect solution for you.

What are the disadvantages of a tankless reverse osmosis filtration system?

Replacement cartridges cost more than traditional models.

In some extreme cases, the lack of a storage tank may also be a shortage. Such as situations where the water in your home is prone to stopping.

Even RO systems without a tank produce wastewater, but of course, in a reduced proportion.

The YUNDA tankless reverse osmosis system uses advanced technology that is plug-and-play, easy to replace filter while being easy to maintain.

The system consists of two filtration stages.  The first stage is the PPC filter, which is PP sediment and pre-coconut shell activated carbon block combined filter. And the second stage is 600 GPD high-flow rate RO membrane 0.0001 microns. Removes 99.99% of more than 1,000 harmful contaminants.

This system also includes a smart faucet display that tracks the life of the filter cartridge and shows the TDS value.

The filters last longer than typical filters, with a replacement life of about 12 months for PPC filter cartridges and about 24 months for RO filter cartridges.

Even though the market price of the tankless reverse osmosis type is generally high, YUNDA has 21 years of experience in water purification, and the factory direct sales model achieves the highest cost performance. If you are interested, please feel free to leave a message online for a conversation.