It passes through the post-carbon filter until the water is finally refilled in the storage tank. The filter helps to eliminate any residual pollutants that pass through the membrane, making it fully clean and suitable for use.
In addition to this filter, TDS regulation is applied to the RO water purifier, which helps to preserve all the important natural minerals in the filtered water. Save Water Technology, which uses a computer-controlled process, comes with some of the RO water purifiers. The technology helps to recycle more than 50 percent of the water as filtered water, resulting in less wastage of water. Besides, the RO wastewater can be used to water the plant for various domestic purposes and also for irrigation.
KENT’s Brand New ‘Technology for Zero Water Wastage’
Unlike other RO filters, KENT’s Zero Water Wastage Technology guarantees no wastage of water while the purification process is running. Let’s look at how KENT Zero Water Wastage Technology operates:
Method for Multistage Purification
Multi-stage purification technology aims to make it functional by eliminating dissolved impurities from the water. It helps to eliminate impurities such as rust, arsenic, pesticides, fluorides, etc, and destroys bacteria and viruses, rendering the water safe to drink.
Technology for Zero Water Wastage
When using the Reverse Osmosis process, KENT’s Zero Water Wastage Technology offers clean water that is safe for use. But unlike traditional purification methods, KENT’s Zero Water Wastage Technology ensures that the rejected water is sent back by an internal pump to the overhead tank, resulting in no water wastage. For other household chores, one can reuse the water.
Retains Vital Minerals
The Zero Water Wastage Technology from KENT helps to preserve the critical minerals intact while purifying dissolved impurities such as rust, arsenic, calcium, and magnesium