AquaCo SYS-RO925USA5 Line Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filtration System Instruction Manual

AquaCo SYS-RO925USA5 Line Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filtration

System

Product Code: SYS-RO925USA5

WARNING: For correct operation & installation, it is essential to observe these instructions

USA REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER FILTRATION SYSTEM

Important Notice: Please remember to document your service schedule on page 24 of this booklet for easy reference and maintenance tracking. Your diligent record-keeping ensures timely and efficient maintenance, guaranteeing the longevity and optimal performance of your filtration system.

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL

AQUACO CUSTOMER SERVICE
Thank you for purchasing an AquaCo reverse osmosis drinking water system. Your system is a proven performer manufactured from only quality materials and components and will give years of ‘spring fresh’ water free of impurities if maintained properly.

Caution: Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or with water of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system. The system is designed for metropolitan supply water but can be used in other situations. For other types of water supply please contact your local AquaCo stockist or call our AquaCo Customer Service Helpline. The AquaCo filter systems cartridges need replacing regularly to maintain optimum performance. This is a simple procedure when following instructions. For cartridge replacements contact your nearest AquaCo stockist. Customer Service Helpline 1300 70 1300 (Australia).

MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM OPERATING CONDITIONS

Note: Where line pressure exceeds 500 kPa, an approved pressure-limiting device must be installed to comply with Australian & New Zealand Plumbing Standards.

OPERATION

The AquaCo reverse osmosis systems are designed to run economically for many years, dependent on the initial installation and periodical maintenance. Flush systems for 10 minutes after any period of non-use for more than 2 days. For a period of non-use of 2 weeks or more, it may be necessary to replace cartridges. This product must be installed under local plumbing regulations by a licensed plumber.

Installation Note: A water filter system/tap, like any product, has a limited life and may eventually fail. Also, sometimes failure happens early due to unforeseen circumstances. To avoid possible property damage, this product should be regularly examined for leakage and/or deterioration and replaced when necessary. A drain pan, plumbed to an appropriate drain or outfitted with a leak detector, should be used in those applications where any leakage could cause property damage, and/or the water supply should be turned off if no one is home/present.

INSTALLATION MUST BE COMPLETED BY A LICENCED PLUMBER. FAULTY OPERATION DUE TO UNQUALIFIED PERSONS WILL RESULT IN VOIDED WARRANTY COVERAGE.

Note: Chlorine (free chlorine) tolerance is 1ppm – high chlorine levels permanently damage the reverse osmosis membrane & are not covered under warranty. The maintenance of the pre-filtration system is always recommended to protect the performance of the reverse osmosis membrane.

INSTALLATION

This system comes complete with an installation kit enabling it to be connected to a 15mm (½”) copper pipe (cold supply only – hot water should be filtered before heating). Included is a control valve incorporating backflow prevention, anti-hammer, flow control, and pressure-limiting capabilities in full compliance with the relevant laws.

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

1. 13 mm (½”) Cold water line.
2. Min/Max pressure: 240 – 600 kPa.
3. Min/Max temperature 0° – 30°C (protect from freezing).
4. Suitable location for faucets.

Alternative fittings may be required if being connected to anything other than (½” copper pipe. No electrical or drainage requirements are needed.

Note: If your water pressure is under 35 psi, you may be required to fit a booster pump for optimum performance of the system.

SYSTEM DIMENSIONS

• System Dimensions: 360 W x 430 H x 320 D (mm)
• 8L Capacity Reverse Osmosis (RO-122) Tank Dimensions: 244 D x 366 H (mm)
• 12L Capacity Reverse Osmosis (RO-132) Tank Upgrade Dimensions: 279 D x 368 H (mm)
• Dedicated Drinking Faucet Dimensions: 292 H x 80 W x 130 D (mm)

Note: Instead of having a separate faucet for filtered water, consider having a 3 3-way mixer to avoid drilling a hole through your stone/wood bench.

TYPICAL INSTALLATION

• Note: Tubing is color-coded for ease of installation.
• RED – WATER FEED: ¼” Red Tube Connects to the Mains Connector.
• BLACK – WATER WASTE: ¼” Black Tube Connects Drain Clamp.
• WHITE – FEEDS TANK: ¼” White Tube Connects to Tank Shut-Off Valve.
• BLUE –PURE ALKALINE WATER: ¼” Blue Tube

COMPONENTS

• 1/2″ Tee with 1/4″ Push-In Tube Connector
• 550 kPa PLV Pressure Limiting Valve
• 5 Stage Filtration System
  • Housing Sump with 1st Stage Filter (Sediment Pre-Filter)
  • Housing Sump with 2nd Stage Filter (Carbon Block)
  • Membrane Housing with 3rd Stage Filter (RO Membrane)
  • Housing Sump with 4th Stage Filter (Carbon Block)
  • Inline Alkalising/Mineralising Filter (5th Stage)
• 1/4” Flow Restrictor
• 1/4” Quick Connect Drain Clamp
• 1/4” Check Valve
• 1/4″ Quick Connect Tee
• 1/4” Auto Shut-Off Valve
• 1/4″ Tank Tap Ball Valve
• 8 L Capacity Reverse Osmosis Tank (RO-122)
• Chrome Dedicated Drinking Tap with LED Indicator

INSTALLATION IMAGES

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Important Note : Do not cut the BLACK tube when installing this system.

1. Find a convenient location: The System dimensions are 360 W x 430 H x 320 D (mm), and the tank dimensions are 244 D x 366 H (mm). The tank can go laying down as well as the system, if height is an issue.

2. Shut Off the water supply: Locate the connection between the kitchen tap & cold-water line (Usually a flex line). Shut off the incoming water and open the tap (cold water) to release the pressure.

3. Disconnect the cold water braided hose.

   • Note: If you do not know which one is hot or cold, run the hot water for a while and feel the hoses.

4. Install the Mains Connector or Isolation Valve: From the cold-water inlet, install the valve adaptor/mains connector in between. DO NOT apply thread tape to these connections as they are designed to use the washers only.

5. Connect ¼” RED tube to the Mains Connector or Isolation Valve. Push the red tubing straight into the fitting until it reaches the tube stop. Then, secure it with the red clip.

6. Check for leaks: With the black handle facing in line with the cold-water line (Fig 3) the valve is in the off position. During this point, you can re-connect the cold water braided hose and turn your water supply back on to check for leaks in the valve installation.

7. Select a location on the kitchen sink to install the faucet. Make sure there is adequate access under the bench top for the hoses. The faucet supplied with the system requires a ½” hole or 12.5mm hole. Use a center punch to locate the position to drill.

8. Drill a pilot hole and gradually enlarge until you have the correct size hole.

9. To install the faucet, insert the faucet into the hole in the sink or bench. The faucet may be installed on any flat surface over 50mm (2”) in diameter. (Remember: check the underside of the location for interference). Make a small indent using a center punch to mark the desired drilling location. Drill a pilot hole with a metal drill. Enlarge the hole using a 1⁄2” metal drill bit.

10. Once the hole has been drilled install the faucet as per Figure 6 on Page 15. Be sure the faucet body, chrome plate, and black rubber washer are placed above the sink. Install the black locating washer, the lock washer, and the nut underneath, then tighten firmly while aligning the faucet in the desired direction. Connect BLUE tube to faucet.

11. Reset the LED indicator by following the instructions on page 16.

12. Install the drain clamp by drilling a 4 mm hole in the waste pipe. Position the drain clamp above the trap. Connect ¼” BLACK drain tube to the drain clamp and tighten compressionsion nut. Do these rain hoses protrude more than 10 mm in the drain rain, making sure the holes in the drain and the clamp are exactly aligned? This can be done by inserting a thin Phillips screwdriver through them whilst tightening the clamp

    • Important Note: Do not cut the BLACK tube when installing this system.
      Note: When connecting the red, black, blue, and white tubes leave plenty of extra length so that the purifier can be repositioned during servicing without having to disconnect all the hoses.

13. Screw the ball valve to the tank outlet and ensure the valve is open. Connect WHITE tube to storage tank. (Fig 5)

14. Once a unit has been completely plumbed in, it will need to be actuated.

    • To do this ensure the isolation valve is off and the faucet is open.
    • Gradually open the isolation valve to begin water production. The first sign will be water running to the drain. This is normal and then finally product water will begin coming out faucet. This may take several minutes.
    • At this stage close the faucet. This forces product water to fill up the storage tank. To check that water is still being produced, check water is running to drain. This should continue for several hours until the tank is full.
    • When the tank is full, the pressure in the tank will overcome the inlet water pressure, and the shut-off valve will activate, shutting off the inlet water.
    • To check this, check if the water is running to drain. Once the tank is full, no water should run to the drain.
    • To flush the system, allow the tank to fill, open the faucet outlet until the water stops, close the faucet, and allow the tank to fill.
    • Check all connections for leaks.

15. Reverse osmosis systems produce water slowly, almost drop to drop. If the tank is empty, to begin with, it will take the tank 3 to 4 hours to fill depending on your water pressure. Reverse osmosis systems produce water slowly. Initially filling the tank will take 3 to 4 hours depending on your water pressure. Fill and empty twice before drinking water from the system. This is essential to flush away any sterilizing solution in the membrane. Check all connections are tightened properly. Check for leaks. To dispense drinking water from the faucet, push and hold the handle down or push up for continuous operation. When the unit is in place and the water lines are installed, the unit should be run for 4 hours before the purified water is used, on initial start-up.

MAINTENANCE FOR PERIODS WITHOUT OPERATION

The unit cannot be stored for more than 2 weeks without use, or damage to the membrane may occur. Please enquire if this is the case. For a period of non- use greater than 2 days, flush for 10 minutes before use. For non-use periods of more than 2 weeks, the cartridges may need replacing. The sediment and chemical removal filters should be replaced every 12 months. The membrane should be replaced when water quality deteriorates or every 36 – 48 months, depending on incoming water quality. Use only genuine AquaCo replacement cartridges and cartridges that are suitable for this appliance. Follow the cartridge replacement guide.

CARTRIDGE INSTALLATION/MAINTENANCE

To change the filter cartridges, adhere to the following procedure.

1. CLOSE ISOLATING VALVE – Locate your isolating valve connected to your cold-water supply. Turn the isolating valve OFF to prevent water flow.

2. CLOSE TANK TAP – Locate the tap on top of your tank and close the valve on top of your tank.

3. OPEN DRINKING TAP – Go to your drinking faucet and open the tap to release the pressure.

4. OPEN THE HOUSINGS – Loosen the housings, using the spanner supplied, and unscrew filter housing sumps.

5. REMOVE CARTRIDGE – When opening the housings place a container underneath to catch any spillage. Cleanse the inside of the housing using warm water.

6. INSTALL NEW CARTRIDGE –Drop in the new filter in the same housing WITH PACKGING REMOVED. When installing the new filter, please double-check that the new filter and the current filter have the same specifications.

7. CHECK O-RING & FILTER -Lubricate with food-grade silicone lubricant or similar if needed. Replace the O-ring if kinked or damaged (Part No: ORG-STD). The filter and O-ring must be seated properly in the housing.

8. CLOSE THE HOUSINGS – Screw in the housing sump. Tighten the housing using the spanner supplied.

9. REPEAT PROCEDURE – Repeat the procedure from step number #4 until all bottom three filters have been changed.

10. OPEN ISOLATING VALVE -Locate your isolating valve connected to your cold-water supply. Turn the opening valve ON to allow water flow.

11. KEEP DRINKING TAP OPEN – If closed, turn on the faucet to flush the new filters. Then, wait 10 minutes.

12. OPEN TANK TAP – Locate the tap on top of your tank and OPEN the valve on top of your tank.

13. RESET LED INDICATOR – Reset the LED indicator by following the instructions.

14. CHECK FOR LEAKS – Check for leaks rectifying any before leaving the unit. Ensure that all the connections, fittings, and housings have been tightened properly. Since new filters have been installed, pay special attention to the gap where the housings seal.
    Tip! Feel the gap with your fingers to detect any moisture or small drips.

15. IF LEAKS OCCURR – If you find any drips or moisture, mark the location. This will help you locate the issue if you need to shut off the water and drain the system for repairs.

16. REMEDIATION – If you detect a leak, shut off the water supply to the RO system immediately.

17. TIGHTEN HOUSINGS, FITTINGS, OR CONNECTIONS – If tightening doesn’t stop the leak, you may need to replace the faulty component or fitting or consider using plumber’s tape for threaded connections. If this occurs, please contact us on 1300 70 1300.

18. FINAL CHECK – Once you have addressed any issues, turn the water supply back on and monitor for another 1-2 hours to ensure that there are no further leaks.

MEMBRANE SERVICE/MAINTENANCE

1. CLOSE ISOLATING VALVE – Locate your isolating valve connected to your cold-water supply. Turn the isolating valve OFF to prevent water flow.

2. CLOSE TANK TAP – Locate the tap on top of your tank and close the valve on top of your tank.

3. OPEN DRINKING TAP – Go to your drinking faucet and open the tap to release the pressure.

4. DISENGAGE TUBINGS – Disengage the tubing from the membrane housing cap. Use two fingers to push into the collet and at the same time pull out the tube.
   Note: A complete guide on how to disengage tubing is on Page 17.

5. OPEN MEMBRANE HOUSING CAP – Locate your membrane spanner and open the Membrane Housing. The membrane housing cap can be unscrewed by hand.

6. REMOVE MEMBRANE – Remove the cap on the membrane housing and by using a pair of needle nose pliers remove the membrane with a twisting motion and discard the Membrane.

7. REMOVE PACKAGING – To connect the new filter membrane, remove membrane packaging, only remove the outer shrink-wrap packaging, DO NOT remove any other packaging from the membrane.

8. CHECK MEMBRANE SPECS – When installing the new membrane, please double-check that the new membrane and the old membrane have the same specifications (part number).

9. INSERT NEW MEMBRANE – Check the flow arrow in the new membrane and place the new membrane in the position as the previous membrane was. Once the membrane is in the right position, INSERT THE NEW MEMBRANE.

10. LUBRICATE MAIL SEAL -To make sure the membrane housing is fully sealed; you may use plumbers’ silicone grease to lubricate the O-ring and the main seal.

11. CLOSE HOUSING CAP – Screw in the membrane housing cap by hand and locate your membrane spanner to tighten it.

12. PUSH IN TUBING – Connect the tubing. Push the tubes as far as they can go. They secure tubing with a red clip.

13. OPEN ISOLATING VALVE – Locate your isolating valve connected to your cold-water supply. Turn the isolating valve ON to allow water flow.

14. KEEP DRINKING TAP OPEN – If closed, turn on the faucet to flush the membrane. Then, wait 10 minutes.

15. OPEN TANK TAP – Locate the tap on top of your tank and OPEN the valve on top of your tank.

16. RESET LED INDICATOR – Close the drinking tap and reset the LED Indicator by following the instructions.

17. CHECK FOR LEAKS –Check for leaks rectifying any before leaving the unit. Ensure that all the connections, fittings, and housings have been tightened properly.

18. IF LEAKS OCCURR – If you find any drips or moisture, mark the location. This will help you locate the issue if you need to shut off the water and drain the system for repairs.

19. REMEDIATION – If you detect a leak, shut off the water supply to the RO system immediately.
    Note: Since new filters have been installed, pay special attention to the gap where the head and the housing sump seal.

20. TIGHTEN HOUSING, FITTINGS, OR CONNECTIONS – If tightening doesn’t stop the leak, you may need to replace the faulty component or fitting or consider using plumber’s tape for threaded connections. If this occurs, please contact us on 1300 70 1300.

21. FINAL CHECK – Once you have addressed any issues, turn the water supply back on and monitor for another 1-2 hours to ensure that there are no further leaks.

ALKALISING INLINE SERVICE / MAINTENANCE

1. CLOSE ISOLATING VALVE – Locate your isolating valve connected to your cold-water supply. Turn the isolating valve OFF to prevent water flow.

2. CLOSE TANK TAP – Locate the tap on top of your tank and close the valve on top of your tank.

3. OPEN DRINKING TAP – Go to your drinking faucet and open the tap to release the pressure.

4. DISENGAGE TUBINGS – Locate the filter cartridge to be replaced, and disconnect the hoses connected to that filter. To disconnect the hose/tube, first remove the red clip. Use two fingers to push into the collet and at the same time pull out the tube. Repeat the same process to disconnect the hose at the other end of the filter.

5. CHECK SPECS – Before unclipping the filter to remove it, please check the flow arrow and specifications in the current filter to place the new filter in the correct position.

6. REMOVE PLUGS IN THE NEW FILTER – To connect the new filter cartridge, remove any protection (plugs) that the filter may have at the ends. Use the step #4 to disengage the plugs in the new filter

7. CHECK FLOW ARROW -Check the flow arrow in the new filter and place the new filter in the position as the previous filter was.

8. PUSH IN TUBES – Once the filter is in the right position, push the tube as far as it can go and secure it with a John Guest Clip. Then, connect the other end of the filter.
   Note: When installing the new filter, please double-check that the new filter and the current filter have the same specifications

9. OPEN ISOLATING VALVE -Locate your isolating valve connected to your cold-water supply. Turn the isolating valve ON to allow water flow.

10. KEEP DRINKING TAP OPEN – If closed, turn on the faucet to flush the new filter. Then, wait 10 minutes.

11. OPEN TANK TAP – Locate the tap on top of your tank and OPEN the valve on top of your tank.

12. RESET LED INDICATOR – Close tap and reset the LED indicator by following the instructions.

13. CHECK FOR LEAKS – Check for leaks rectifying any before leaving the unit. Ensure that all the connections, fittings, and tubing have been pushed in properly. Since a new filter has been installed, pay special attention to the connection where the tube was pushed in.
    Tip! Feel around each fitting with your fingers to detect any moisture or small drips.

14. IF LEAKS OCCURR – If you find any drips or moisture, mark the location. This will help you locate the issue if you need to shut off the water and drain the system for repairs.

15. REMEDIATION – If you detect a leak, shut off the water supply to the RO system immediately.

16. CHECK FITTINGS OR CONNECTIONS – If the tubing pulls out easily, it isn’t properly secured. If you find a connection that’s not secure, ensure you push the tubing straight into the fitting until it reaches the tube stop. If a fitting continues to leak even after ensuring proper connection, it may be damaged and may need replacement. If this occurs, please contact us on 1300 70 1300.

17. FINAL CHECK – Once you have addressed any issues, turn the water supply back on and monitor for another 1-2 hours to ensure that there are no further leaks.

FAUCET INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Figure 6 – Faucet Installation Diagram

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1. Remove the black battery seat from the faucet lever handle.

2. Install the battery into the battery seat, positive side up, and discard the plastic insert.
   Note: Keep your hands dry before installing or replacing the LED battery vent water or moisture damage to the LED circuit board.

3. Reset: When installing or replacing the battery, it will flash three times.

4. Reinstall the battery seat assembly into the faucet lever, the battery side facing outwards. The slotted end must be oriented toward the faucet.

5. Open filtered water with a blue signal 5 times only.

6. AFTER ONE YEAR -When the light flashes RED indicates your cartridges are due to be changed (usage has exceeded 3,000 minutes or 12 months).

7. Remove the black battery seat from the faucet lever handle.

8. After one year When changing cartridges, please replace the battery.
   Note: Keep your hands dry before installing or replacing the LED  battery to prevent water or moisture damage to the LED circuit board.

9. After replacing the battery, press the RESET button and hold for 5 seconds until it flashes RED-BLUE-RED.

10. Reinstall the battery seat assembly into the faucet lever, the battery side facing outwards. The slotted end must be oriented toward the faucet.

WARNING! THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS A BATTERY. ACCIDENTAL INGESTION MAY OCCUR AND CAN BE FATAL. PLEASE KEEP OUT OF REACH FROM INFANTS. IF YOU SUSPECT AN ACCIDENTAL INGESTION, PLEASE CONTACT EMERGENCY SERVICES.

LED LIGHT INDICATOR

1. After the battery is installed, the light will flash Blue during operation. The light will flash red after 1 year.
2. When the light flashes RED indicates your cartridges are due to be changed (usage has exceeded 3,000 minutes or 12 months). After changing the battery or replacing the cartridges, please RESET the battery.
3. At the beginning will be flashing BLUE. After 355 days will be flashing YELLOW. Then, after 365 days, will be flashing RED.
4. To RESET the battery or to program 365 days (1 year): Press for 5 seconds until flashing Red – Blue – Red.

Important note: Battery must be replaced and RESET when changing cartridges.

FAUCET MAINTENANCE AND CARE

Occasional cleaning of the aerator is recommended.

1. Use of soapy water and a soft sponge or cloth is recommended.
2. Avoid cleaning with chemicals, solvents, or harsh elements. (THIS MAY SERIOUSLY HARM SURFACE AREA)
3. If used with hard water or water with high mineral content, it is necessary to clean and dry the faucet immediately after every use. (CALCIUM AND OTHER MINERALS COULD SERIOUSLY DAMAGE SURFACE AREA)
4. Please wipe the canopy and keep your hands dry before installing or replacing the battery of the LED to prevent the circuit board from water or moisture damage.
5. When installing with filtration system with carbon filters or changing carbon filters, it’s suggested to flush the filtered tubes from the system before connecting with the faucet to prevent possible carbon dust contamination into the faucet cartridge to cause leaking.

GUIDE TO USE PUSH-IN TUBE CONNECTORS

USE GUIDELINES

• Minimum operating pressure 240 kPa (35 psi)
• Maximum operating pressure 600 kPa (85 psi)
• Do not allow exposure to temperatures below 0°C.
• Maximum operating temperature 38°C.
• Nominal flow rate 4 pm.
• This system must be installed according to local plumbing codes on the cold-water line.
• Replacement Cartridges: See Cartridge replacement section (See Page 19).
• This system requires regular replacement of the filter cartridge to maintain proper operation. Varying chlorine, sediment, or organic substance levels may affect replacement frequency.
• Be sure to change the filter cartridge at least every 12 months; or whenever you detect a change in taste, or ododoror decrease in flow.
• When replacing the cartridge, ensure you reset the LED reminder light by removing/replacing the battery from the rubber seat. Please refer to page 16 for a detailed diagram.

Caution: Do not use water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.

CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT GUIDE

You can obtain replacements from your local AquaCo dealer. To maintain performance, warranty, and standards use genuine AquaCo replacements.

AquaCo USA Undersink Reverse Osmosis Replacement Filters

• 1st Stage: Sediment Filter: PP-925-1
• 2nd Stage: Carbon Filter: CB-925-10OP
• 3rd Stage: 75 GPD Membrane: MEM-75GPDFLMTC
• 4th Stage: Carbon Filter: CB-925-10OP
• 5th Stage: Alkalising Filter: IL-1125BB-ALK

TO MAINTAIN THE HIGH QUALITY OF THE PURIFIED WATER THE CARTRIDGE(S) NEED TO BE CHANGED EVERY 6-18 MONTHS (THIS IS DEPENDENT ON WATER QUALITY AND USAGE). YOU CAN OBTAIN REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGES FROM YOUR LOCAL AQUACO STOCKIST. TO MAINTAIN PERFORMANCE AND WARRANTY USE GENUINE AQUACO REPLACEMENTS.

PERFORMANCE DATA SHEET

PRODUCT CODE: PP-925-1

SEDIMENT FILTER

Micron Rating| Triple Gradient: 10 μm (outer), 5 μm (middle), 1 μm (inner)
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Filter Dimensions| 9” x 2.5”
Media Type| 100% Polypropylene

NOTES: THIS CARTRIDGE IS TESTED AND CERTIFIED BY NSF INTERNATIONAL UNDER NSF/ANSI STANDARD 42 FOR MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS ONLY.

PRODUCT CODE: CB-925-10OP

CARBON FILTER

NOTES: CHLORINE REDUCTION CAPACITY BASED ON LABORATORY TESTING CONDUCTED USING TEST PROTOCOL CONTAINED IN NSF STANDARD 42 .

PRODUCT CODE: MEM-75GPDFLMTC

REVERSE OSMOSIS MEMBRANE

Reverse Osmosis Element| Applied Pressure| Permeate Flow Rate| Typical Stabilized Salt Rejection (%)
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 | (psig)| (bar)| (GPD)| (L/h)
TW30-1812-75| 50| 3.4| 50| 7.9| 99%

1. PERMEATE FLOW AND SALT REJECTION BASED ON THE FOLLOWING TEST CONDITIONS: 500 PPM NAHCO 3, 77°F (25°C), PH 8.0, 15% RECOVERY AND THE SPECIFIED APPLIED PRESSURE.
2. MINIMUM SALT REJECTION IS 98.0%.
3. PERMEATE FLOWS FOR INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTS MAY VARY +25/-15%.

PRODUCT CODE : IL-1125BB-ALK

INLINE ALKALISING FILTER

Phlogopite Rock, Granular Activated Carbon

NOTES

AquaCo water care products are designed, manufactured, and supported by Water Filters Pty Ltd the name you can trust for viable and proven water solutions. The complete range of AquaCo products is developed, refined, and made to meet and exceed stringent specifications for the worldwide market.

Important: Sales of products are subject to our Terms and Conditions which are available upon request. All specifications, information, and photos are a guide only and are subject to change without notice. Please ring to confirm the details. Warning: For correct operation of this appliance, it is essential to observe the manufacturer’s instructions.

WARRANTY

Any contract of sale, order, or quotation made or accepted by or on behalf of Water Filters Pty Ltd (trading as AquaCo Filters) is subject to these terms and conditions of sale.

• AquaCo Filters warrants AquaCo Filtration Systems to the original purchaser for 5 years for Retail customers and 2 years for Wholesale and Trade customers from the date of sale established by the date of the original invoice issued by an authorized distributor.
• AquaCo Filters warrants each new Product to be free from defects in the product for 2 years from the date of retail sale established by the date of the original invoice issued by AquaCo Filters.
• AquaCo Filters reserves the right in installment sales to grant credit for the value of any Product found to be defective under this Warranty.
• AquaCo Filters will not cover any labor charge incurred by the Buyer for the replacement or repair of any Product.
• The Buyer is responsible for freight and local labor charges for Products the subject of this Warranty.
• This Warranty applies only to the original purchaser of the Product.
• AquaCo Filters’ obligation under this Warranty is limited to AquaCo Filters’ option, to either repair or replace the Product, once AquaCo Filters has deemed that the Product is defective or AquaCo Filters may, at its discretion, refund to the Buyer the purchase price paid for the defective goods.
• This Warranty does not cover any Product that is relocated from the site of its original installation.
• All replaced or exchanged parts taken out under this warranty become the property of AquaCo Filters.
• This Warranty is subject to the Product is properly installed, maintained, used for its intended purpose, and operated strictly by AquaCo Filters’ recommendations and installation guide.
• This Warranty does not extend to a Product that has been modified in any way unless with AquaCo Filters’ express consent.
• This Warranty does not cover the normal wear and tear of the Product, or damage caused by misuse, abuse, or vandalism. The Warranty does not cover any malfunction or failure resulting from neglect, use of unauthorized parts and accessories, or use with higher water pressure than indicated on the Product.
• The Warranty does not extend to damage caused by rain, fire, earthquake, or other natural causes or acts of nature.
• It is expressly agreed that this shall be the sole and exclusive remedy of the Buyer stated herein, and under no circumstances shall AquaCo Filters be liable for any costs, loss, expense, damages, special damages, incidental damages, or consequential damages arising directly or indirectly from the design, manufacture, sale, use or repair of the Product whether based upon warranty, contract, tort or strict liability.
• All Conditions and Warranties implied by law or statute are hereby expressly negatived so far as they lawfully can be.

ACCEPTANCE AND CLAIMS

• Acceptance of the Products shall be deemed for all purposes to have taken place at the expiration from the date of each delivery.
• Any damage caused during or as a result of transit will not be the responsibility of AquaCo Filters.

USA Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System

Product Code: SYS-RO925USA5

• Any faulty systems must be returned with the Pressure Limiting Valve.
• In the event of a Warranty Claim, the Product must be forwarded at the Buyer’s own risk and expense to AquaCo Filters, together with proof of purchase.
• This limited Warranty is void if the Product under Warranty is presented without the said original invoice.
• AquaCo Filters may request that a Statement accompany the Original Invoice, signed by the Buyer, setting out the following terms:
  • The name and address of the Buyer.
  • The date and by whom the Product was purchased.
  • The date and by whom the Product was installed.
  • The location where the Product was installed.
  • The date and time the Product first appeared to malfunction.
  • The nature of the problem with the Product.
  • The date and time of any loss event/s.
  • The date and time AquaCo Filters were first notified of the Product malfunction.
• A failure by the Buyer to submit the said Statement within 28 days, after such request is made by AquaCo Filters, will automatically void the Warranty.
• A failure to answer truthfully or to answer misleadingly entitles AquaCo Filters to void the Warranty and to notify the police in the event of suspected fraudulent conduct.

RISK

• The risk in the Product will pass to the Buyer immediately upon the Product leaving AquaCo Filters’ premises for delivery to the place designated by the Buyer.

RETENTION OF TITLE

• AquaCo Filters will retain title to (but not risk in) a Product delivered to the Buyer until AquaCo Filters has received payment in full for such Product from the Buyer.
• The Buyer will store the goods in such a way as to enable them to be separately identified and will keep them insured at its own expense with AquaCo Filters’ interest noted on any such insurance cover.
• If the Buyer fails to make any payment when due or becomes bankrupt or becomes insolvent, or has a judgment entered against it in any Court or enters into any scheme of arrangement, composition, or assignment or is in receivership or voluntary administration or liquidation, the Buyer grants AquaCo Filters the license to enter any of the Buyer’s premises where the Product is stored, and without notice, to retake possession of and remove, at the Buyer’s cost and expense, the Product in respect of which title has not passed to the Buyer.

RIGHTS FORFEITED
The Buyer forfeits any right or claim against AquaCo Filters warranty if:

1. The System is operated with a water temperature higher than 38° Celsius.
2. The System is not serviced every 12 months. i.e., replacement of filters, PLV check, and assessment of the general condition of the system. If the drinking water quality is poor, the System should be serviced before 12 months.
3. The System damage results from water hammer, freezing, neglect, or not being installed by a licensed plumber by the AS3500 plumbing code and installation plan.
4. The System is subject to water pressure that exceeds the maximum recommended pressure.
5. The System is not installed with an Australian Standards-approved Pressure Limiting and Dual Check Valve.
6. The System is tampered with or if the goods have not been operated or maintained strictly by AquaCo Filters’ recommendations.
7. The System is not turned off when the residents are away for over 24 hours.

PRICE

• The price charged shall be AquaCo Filters’ price ruling at the date of delivery unless otherwise agreed in writing. Any price indications or price lists are subject to alterations to AquaCo Filters’ price ruling at the date service or goods are supplied.
• Prices are as per AquaCo Filters’ wholesale unless otherwise agreed in writing.
• The Buyer is responsible to effect and meet the costs of any insurance cover that is deemed necessary.
• Clerical errors in computations, typing, or otherwise of “catalog, quotation, acceptance, invoice, delivery docket or another document” shall be subject to correction.
• Any goods returned through no fault of AquaCo Filters will be subject to a 15% restocking fee.

DEFAULT
On the happening of any one or more of the following events, namely:

• The Buyer fails to make payment to AquaCo Filters on the due date;
• An administrator or liquidator is appointed over any or all of the assets of the Buyer or a scheme of arrangements is proposed to approve concerning the Buyer;
• In the case of the Buyer being a natural person, the Buyer commits an act of bankruptcy; then AquaCo Filters may at its option exercise all or any of the following rights (notwithstanding any prior failure to exercise such rights):
  • demand payment of the whole of the monies owing from the Buyer to AquaCo Filters and the Buyer agrees to pay the same immediately.
  • the Buyer shall pay to AquaCo Filters interest on such amount outstanding at the rate of 2% per month and any costs concerning solicitors, legal advisors, mercantile agents, and other agents acting on behalf of AquaCo Filters in respect of any enforcement hereof or recovery or attempted recovery of monies owing by the Buyer to AquaCo Filters.

SEVERANCE
If any of these terms or conditions become for any reason wholly or partly invalid, that term or condition shall to the extent of the invalidity be severed without prejudice to the continuing force and validity of the remaining terms and conditions.

JURISDICTION
AquaCo Filters and the buyer agree that this agreement and its provisions shall be construed by the laws of the State of Western Australia and be resolved by a Western Australian Court.

WARRANTY/AUSTRALIA
This warranty is given by Water Filters Pty Ltd, ABN 68618671677, telephone no. 1300 70 1300 and email at sales@waterfilter.com.au. This warranty is provided in addition to other rights and remedies you have under the law: Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to replacement or refund for a major failure and to compensation for other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.

SERVICE SCHEDULE

Filters are recommended to be changed every 12-18 months. However, replacement frequency also depends on your water quality and usage.

ABOUT US

Welcome to AquaCo, your trusted partner in water filtration solutions. With over 13 years of dedicated service and a combined experience exceeding 30 years in the water filtration industry, we are proud to have been at the forefront of purifying Australia’s water supply. Our mission is simple: to ensure that every Australian has access to the purest water possible. As a nationwide leader in water filtration, our reach extends across the entire country. From bustling cities to remote communities, we seamlessly supply and install state-of-the-art filters wherever needed, guaranteeing clean and safe drinking water for all. At AquaCo, quality is our unwavering commitment. That’s why we import premium components from around the globe and assemble our filtration systems in two of Australia’s iconic cities: Perth and Sydney. This dual-location operation allows us to cater to diverse needs while maintaining the high standards our customers expect. We understand the importance of safety and reliability, which is why we only collaborate with licensed plumbers and utilize certified and worldwide tested components in every installation. With our cutting-edge technology, you’re not just investing in a filtration system; you’re investing in years of research, innovation, and absolute excellence. Thank you for choosing AquaCo for your water filtration needs. Together, let’s ensure a healthier, happier future with clean, pure water for all Australians. Regards,

AquaCo Filters Team

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