Reverse osmosis seawater filters are currently the most commonly used seawater filtration equipment. Its core technology is based on reverse osmosis membranes, which apply high pressure to force water molecules through the membrane, leaving behind salt and other impurities.

Filtered water refers to water that has been treated to remove impurities and pollutants. Usually, the technologies used in water filtration equipment on the market include activated carbon filtration, reverse osmosis, ultraviolet disinfection, etc.

A pond water filtration system is a set of devices used to keep the pond water clean, clear and suitable for biological survival. The main function of this system is to remove impurities in the water, such as suspended particles, rotting plants, organic waste, fish excrement and algae, thereby maintaining the ecological balance and beauty of the pond.

Whole-house water filtration systems can be roughly divided into the following categories: 1. Sediment Filters: 2. Activated Carbon Filters: 3. Ion Exchange Systems: 4. Reverse Osmosis Systems: 5. UV Purification Systems: 6. Whole-House Comprehensive Filtration Systems:

Activated carbon filtration is one of the most widely used non-reverse osmosis water treatment technologies, especially in household water dispensers and filter jugs. It has a strong adsorption capacity and can remove organic matter, residual chlorine, odor and some heavy metals in water.

According to Brita's official recommendation, the service life of the P1000 filter is 4 months or about 1,200 liters of water, depending on the above factors. In actual use, users should judge whether the filter needs to be replaced in advance based on their own water quality and usage.

Under standard operating conditions, that is, when the water quality is good, the pretreatment system is normal, and the equipment runs continuously for 8-12 hours a day, it is generally recommended to flush once a week.

For seawater treatment needs of a home or small community, an integrated reverse osmosis system is usually the best choice. This system is small in size, simple to operate, and can directly convert seawater into drinking water, which is suitable for home or small-scale users.

A commercial water filtration system with UV refers to a traditional water filtration system with a UV disinfection module added. UV disinfection is to kill bacteria, viruses, molds and other pathogenic microorganisms in the water by short-wave ultraviolet rays emitted by ultraviolet lamps.

The pore size of the reverse osmosis membrane is usually around 0.0001 microns, which allows it to remove almost all soluble salts, organic matter, metal ions and other soluble contaminants. The pore size of the ultrafiltration membrane is larger, about 0.01 to 0.1 microns.