Water treatment
Commercial reverse-osmosis plants
Compact reverse-osmosis plants for offices, schools, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, apartment blocks and packaged drinking water units, sized for commercial demand where a domestic purifier is too small.
Overview
Commercial RO plants combine sediment and activated-carbon pre-treatment, a high-pressure pump and RO membranes, with an optional UV steriliser or ozonator on the product water. They are built on SS 304 or FRP frames with either digital or PLC control and can be supplied for semi-automatic or fully automatic operation. A clean-in-place (CIP) connection can be added so membranes can be chemically cleaned without removal.
Installation normally follows a water-quality test, preparation of plumbing and electrical points, assembly of membranes and pre-filters, and calibration of the controls before handover.
Selecting the right commercial RO plant
The deciding factors are daily drinking or process water demand, peak draw, feed water TDS and hardness, and whether treated water must be stored. Packaged drinking water units usually need ozonation and higher automation, while canteens and offices may need only UV. Frame material, panel type and space for storage tanks should be confirmed at the site survey.
Range overview
- Types and variants
- 100 LPH
- 250 LPH
- 500 LPH
- 1000 LPH
- 2000 LPH
- 5000 LPH
- Semi-Automatic
- Fully Automatic
- Materials and grades
- SS 304
- FRP
- Size range
- 50 LPH to 5000 LPH
- Pressure / temperature
- 250 LPH Semi-Automatic Model: Feed TDS up to 3000 mg/L, Recovery 50%
- Features
- Multi-Stage Purification
- Digital or PLC Control Panel
- Optional UV Steriliser
- Optional Ozonator
- Optional CIP System
Exact specifications depend on the variant, material and size. Confirm ratings and certification against the datasheet or with our engineers before ordering.
Applications
- Drinking Water for Commercial Premises
- Packaged Drinking Water
- Canteen and Kitchen Water
Industries
- Hospitality
- Healthcare
- Education
- Commercial offices
- Residential complexes
- Packaged drinking water
Information that speeds up a quotation
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- Feed source
- Flow
- Inlet analysis
- Outlet target
- Recovery
- Site
- Power
- Disposal
- OPEX
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Frequently asked questions
How often does a commercial RO plant need servicing?
Source guidance indicates pre-filters are typically changed every three to six months, membranes every 18 to 24 months and the system sanitised around every six months. Actual intervals depend heavily on feed water quality and daily run hours, so a service schedule should be agreed after the feed water has been tested and the plant has been running for some time.
What do you need to quote a commercial RO plant?
Tell us the type of premises, the number of users or litres needed per day, the water source (borewell, municipal or tanker), and a recent test report showing TDS and hardness if available. Also mention whether you need UV or ozone treatment, the space available, and whether a storage tank is already in place.
Ready to specify commercial reverse-osmosis plants?
Send the details you have — quantities, sizes, drawings or a part number. Unknowns are fine.