500 Liters Per Hour Water Filter – Commercial Water Filtration System

The 500 Liters Per Hour Water Filter is a commercial water treatment system designed for businesses, institutions, and applications that require a reliable supply of treated water.

With a capacity of up to 500 liters per hour, the system can be configured according to the source water quality and the intended application. Depending on the water analysis and treatment requirements, the system may include sediment filtration, activated carbon, UV treatment, and Reverse Osmosis (RO).

Key Features & Benefits

500 LPH Capacity

Provides up to 500 liters of treated water per hour, making it suitable for small to medium-scale commercial water treatment requirements.

Flexible Filtration Configuration

The filtration stages can be selected according to the incoming water quality and required treatment level, including:

• Sediment filtration for sand, rust, and suspended particles
• Activated carbon filtration for chlorine, odors, and unpleasant taste
• UV treatment for microbial control
• Reverse Osmosis (RO) for reducing dissolved salts and other contaminants when required

Durable Construction

Built with reliable components designed for regular commercial operation and long-term use.

Easy Maintenance

Designed for convenient access to filtration components, allowing easier inspection, servicing, and filter replacement.

Suitable Applications

The 500 LPH Water Filter is suitable for:

• Water refilling stations
• Hotels and restaurants
• Schools and institutions
• Offices and commercial facilities
• Food and beverage businesses
• Small-scale water treatment operations
• Agricultural applications
• General commercial water treatment

Technical Specifications

• Capacity: Up to 500 Liters Per Hour
• Filtration Stages: Sediment, activated carbon, UV and/or RO depending on requirements
• Installation: Floor-standing
• Configuration: Customized according to water quality and application
• Application: Commercial, institutional, agricultural, and general water treatment

A water analysis is recommended before selecting the final system configuration to determine the appropriate filtration stages and treatment technology.