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RO Pump, 600 L/h
₺19,304.52
VAT included · Made to order · Free shipping in Türkiye
Installation is a service · plumbing is the customer’s responsibility
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2-Year Warranty
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- SKU
- WP-PM-003
- Category
- Booster Pumps, Water Treatment Spare Parts, Reverse Osmosis Systems
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High-Pressure Pump · 600 L/h
Enough Pressure for the Membrane: the 600 L/h RO Pump
The 600 L/h RO Pump is a rotary-type high-pressure pump that supplies the working pressure a reverse osmosis system needs to drive water through the membrane. At 600 litres an hour it keeps output steady on commercial and small to mid-scale treatment systems.
- Flow Rate
- 600 L/hour
- Type
- High-Pressure Pump
- Use
- Reverse Osmosis Systems
01Problem & Solution
Without Pressure, a Membrane Does Nothing
Problem
Low Pressure, Low Output
Reverse osmosis needs a pressure above the osmotic pressure to drive water through the membrane. When the pressure falls short, output drops, the reject ratio rises and water quality suffers.
Solution
Steady High Pressure
The 600 L/h RO Pump supplies the working pressure the system needs, steadily. The membrane then runs in the conditions it was designed for, and both output and treatment efficiency hold up.
02Key Features
Strong, Steady, Compatible
The 600 L/h RO Pump gives uninterrupted, balanced operation in reverse osmosis systems.
600 Litres an Hour
A feed rate of 600 litres an hour suits commercial and mid-scale systems.
Rotary-Type Construction
A rotary-type high-pressure pump gives even flow and steady pressure.
A Durable Body
A solid pump body and bearing arrangement give long life in continuous duty.
Runs with a Motor
It is driven by an electric motor of suitable power through a coupling or clamp connection.
Integrates into an Existing System
Its standard connections adapt easily to existing reverse osmosis lines.
Spare Parts Support
Spare parts for the pump and motor and technical service support are available from us.
03Technical Specifications
Product Details
| Feature | Value | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Product Type | High-Pressure Pump | Which family the unit belongs to. Products in the same family can be used in place of one another. |
| Flow Rate | 600 L/hour | How much water passes through per unit of time. A low flow rate drops the pressure when more than one tap is open. |
| Construction | Rotary Type | How the unit is put together. A compact cabinet takes little room; an open system makes servicing easier. |
| Where It Is Used | Reverse Osmosis Systems | |
| Function | Supplying Pressure | What the product does to the water. |
| Position | After Pre-Treatment | Where the unit will stand. |
04Applications
Where Is It Used?
The 600 L/h RO Pump is used in reverse osmosis installations that need pressure.
- Commercial RO Systems
- Cafés & Restaurants
- Small Production Facilities
- Pure Water Units
- Low Mains Pressure
- Pump Replacement / Failure
- Well Water Treatment Lines
- Installers
05How It Works
How Does the 600 L/h RO Pump Work?
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It Draws Water from Pre-Treatment
Water that has passed the sediment and carbon stages reaches the pump’s suction line.
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The Motor Turns the Pump
The electric motor drives the pump, and the rotary mechanism compresses the water to build pressure.
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Pressurised Water Goes to the Membrane
The pressurised water is fed into the membrane vessel and directed onto the semi-permeable film.
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The Membrane Separates
Under pressure the water molecules pass through the film while dissolved matter stays on the concentrate side.
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The Pressure Setting Holds
A pressure switch and control valves hold the working pressure in balance with the system design.
06Making the Right Choice
What Decides the Right Pump
When choosing the 600 L/h RO Pump, system flow, pressure requirement and motor compatibility should be assessed.
System Flow Rate
The number of membranes and the target output determine the feed rate required.
Pressure Requirement
The pressure needed for mains water differs from that for well or saline applications.
Motor Compatibility
A motor matched to the pump’s speed and power should be chosen, and the coupling type checked.
Water Quality
Pre-filtration is essential where the water carries sediment; without it, pump life is shortened.
07Maintenance and Use
Notes That Extend Its Life
- The pump must never be run dry; running without water can damage the bearings and the body.
- Pre-filters should be changed on time; sediment getting through wears both the pump and the membrane.
- The working pressure should be kept within the range the manufacturer states; over-pressure strains the system.
- If you notice unusual noise, vibration or a drop in pressure, stop the system and check it.
08Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
What does the 600 L/h RO Pump do?
It supplies the high pressure a reverse osmosis system needs to drive water through the membrane. At 600 litres an hour it helps keep the system steady and its output where it should be.
Does the pump treat the water?
No. The treatment is done by the membrane and the filter stages; the pump only produces the pressure required. But if the pressure falls short, treatment efficiency falls with it — which makes the pump a critical part of the system.
Is the motor included?
The pump and the motor are generally separate components. Taking technical advice on selecting a motor of the right power and speed for your system is recommended.
Is it the same as an under-sink unit’s pump?
No. Under-sink pumps are low-flow, for small domestic systems. This model, at 600 litres an hour, is for commercial and larger systems.
Will it fit my existing system?
Its standard connections adapt to most reverse osmosis lines. Even so, the connection size, motor compatibility and the system’s pressure requirement should be checked in advance.
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Installation and commissioning
Installation is a service · plumbing is the customer’s responsibilityThe system is delivered ready to install; it only needs to be connected to the inlet and outlet lines. If valve setup is required, we provide free support over a video call. Installation and commissioning fall under our service work and are subject to a service fee. Plumbing labour and any pipes, valves and fittings are not included in the price; these items are the customer’s responsibility.
Warranty
2 years · manufacturerThe system is covered by a 2-year manufacturer warranty. During the warranty period, labour and parts are free for faults arising from manufacture or installation. Consumables such as filters, membranes and resin are outside warranty cover — they are replaced when their service life ends; they do not fail.
Withdrawal and returns
Distance sales agreementThe right of withdrawal and the return terms are set out in detail in the distance sales agreement. Systems that have been installed and commissioned, and made-to-order products, are outside its scope.
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