Membrane housing for reverse osmosis system.

The reverse osmosis membrane housing is a crucial component of the reverse osmosis system, designed to safely house the membrane element where the main stage of water purification occurs. In this housing, water is separated into a purified stream (permeate) and a waste stream (concentrate).

The housing ensures filtration process tightness, creating the necessary pressure for efficient membrane operation and preventing leaks of water or contaminants.

Design and Materials

The housing is made from high-quality, durable plastic (typically polypropylene or copolymers), resistant to water pressure, temperature variations, and chemical exposure.
The material is completely safe for drinking water and meets sanitary and hygienic standards.

The housing features standard connections for water inlet, permeate outlet, and concentrate drainage.
For user convenience, the housing is equipped with a threaded cap, ensuring a tight seal and easy access when replacing the membrane.

Key Specifications:

▪️ Product type: reverse osmosis membrane housing
▪️ Application: domestic water purification systems
▪️ Compatible membrane size: standard 1812 domestic membranes (e.g., 50 GPD, 75 GPD, 100 GPD)
▪️ Housing material: durable food-grade plastic (PP or similar)
▪️ Operating pressure: up to 8–10 bar
▪️ Water operating temperature range: from +5°C to +45°C
▪️ Threaded connections: standardized for home RO system fittings

Advantages of the Reverse Osmosis Membrane Housing:

▪️ Provides secure sealing of the membrane element
▪️ Suitable for most domestic reverse osmosis systems
▪️ Easy installation and convenient membrane replacement
▪️ Resistant to high pressures and offers a long service life
▪️ Made from safe materials that do not affect water taste or quality

Compatible Systems

The housing is intended for use in home reverse osmosis systems from various brands such as Ecosoft, Raifil, Atoll, AquaKut, Aqualine, Aquafilter, and others using standard domestic membranes.

Installation and Maintenance

The housing is mounted on the bracket of the reverse osmosis system. Water connection to the housing is made via fittings using standard diameter tubing (typically 1/4").
Membrane replacement is simple: unscrew the cap, remove the used membrane, install a new one, and tightly reseal the cap.
It is recommended to replace the membrane every 18–24 months, depending on the feed water quality and consumption volume.