CSM 100GPD TFC RO Replacement Membrane - High-Capacity Performance

The CSM 100GPD TFC RO Membrane ensures ultra-pure water for reef aquariums and other high-filtration applications. With a capacity of 100 gallons per day (GPD), this membrane reliably removes up to 98% of water contaminants, providing a consistent and efficient solution. Built with high-quality TFC (Thin Film Composite) materials, it guarantees durability and optimal performance.

Key Benefits:

• Increased Capacity: Produces up to 100 gallons of purified water daily.

• Advanced Filtration: Removes 98% of nitrates, phosphates, heavy metals, and other impurities.

• Universal Compatibility: Fits most standard reverse osmosis systems.

• Energy Efficiency: Operates effectively even at low water pressure.

• Long-Lasting Durability: TFC construction ensures extended lifespan and consistent results.

Technical Specifications:

• Membrane Type: TFC (Thin Film Composite).

• Filtration Capacity: 100 gallons per day (GPD).

• Rejection Rate: Up to 98%.

• Dimensions: Standard for 10-inch RO systems.

• Compatibility: Suitable for domestic and professional RO systems.

Instructions for Use:

1. Replacing the Membrane:

• Turn off the water supply and power down the RO system.

• Open the membrane housing and remove the old membrane.

• Insert the new CSM 100GPD membrane and secure the housing.

• Restore the water supply and power on the system.

2. Initial Rinse:

• Run the system for 30 minutes to flush out any manufacturing residues before use.

3. TDS Meter Testing:

• Use a TDS meter to check water quality.

• If TDS exceeds 10 ppm, consider rinsing or replacing the membrane.

When to Replace the Membrane?

• Recommended Frequency: Every 2 to 3 years, depending on water quality and usage.

• Signs of Wear:

• Increased TDS levels in purified water.

• Noticeable reduction in water output.

Recommendations:

• Regular Testing: Monitor performance with a TDS meter.

• Preventive Maintenance: Replace pre-filters regularly to protect the membrane.

• Storage: Keep unused membranes in a dry, light-free environment.

Learn more on the manufacturer’s official website.