Description

The YR06638 Water Purification Systems are designed to ensure a constant supply of high-quality purified water in professional environments that require precision, safety, and efficiency. With a production capacity of 250 L/h and a flow rate of 4.3 L/min, this system is ideal for laboratories, research centers, universities, and light industrial settings where water purity is a critical factor.

The system integrates a reverse osmosis (RO) purification process with a 4040 RO membrane, combined with a 20” PP filter (5 μm) and sand and activated carbon tanks. This configuration enables the removal of over 99% of particles, bacteria, and organic matter, as well as an ion rejection rate of 97–99%. It operates with urban tap water, supporting inlet pressures from 0.15 to 0.5 MPa and temperatures from 5 to 40 °C, making it highly adaptable to different operating conditions.

On the market, purification systems with these specifications are typically positioned in the mid-to-professional price range, varying according to configuration, accessories, and logistics conditions. To obtain an exact and up-to-date price, it is recommended to generate an automatic quotation through Kalstein Plus, quickly and in a personalized manner.

Design and Technology (Functionality)

The YR06638 features a compact and robust design, intended for continuous and stable operation. It includes a main unit with a purification column, a 200 L storage tank, and a TDS meter, allowing immediate monitoring of the produced water quality. Its low power consumption (48–72 W) and compatibility with 110–240 V / 50–60 Hz make it an energy-efficient solution.

The integrated reverse osmosis technology ensures consistent water production, ideal for sensitive applications such as laboratory glassware cleaning, solution preparation, and processes where ionic or microbiological contamination is unacceptable.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What type of inlet water does the system require?
It operates with urban tap water with TDS below 500 ppm.

How often should the filters be replaced?
The PP filter and sand/carbon tanks should be replaced every 4–6 months, while the RO membrane has an approximate service life of 1–2 years, depending on usage and water quality.

Does it include accessories?
Yes, the system includes a TDS meter and an accessory kit, ready for installation and use.

Is it suitable for continuous laboratory use?
Yes, it is designed for stable and continuous operation in professional environments.

Advantages and Disadvantages

Advantages

• High production capacity (250 L/h)
• Excellent purification level (>99% contaminant rejection)
• Low energy consumption
• Easy maintenance and monitoring via TDS meter
• Wide voltage range and operating conditions

Possible Disadvantages

• Requires periodic filter maintenance
• Not designed for extremely high-TDS water without additional pretreatment

Product Use in the Field

In practice, the YR06638 Water Purification System is mainly used in clinical, academic, and industrial laboratories to ensure purified water for tasks such as glassware washing, reagent preparation, final rinses, and analytical processes. Its 200 L tank helps maintain an available supply even during peak workloads, optimizing time and reducing operational interruptions.

Recommendations

To maximize system performance, it is recommended to:

• Replace filters periodically according to local water conditions.
• Regularly monitor TDS levels to anticipate maintenance needs.
• Install the equipment in a well-ventilated area.
• Request technical advice for special configurations or intensive use.

Technical Specifications