800G under-sink reverse osmosis system with a mineral stage: what the 800 figure means, and the space and power it needs
This is an under-sink reverse osmosis system sold with an 800G rating, and the figure refers to the gallons the membrane can pass in a day rather than to a tank size, so it fills a glass quickly and does not rely on a pressure tank to keep up. The membrane is described as a Dow and DuPont type and the system adds a mineral stage after it, which is the part to ask about if what goes back into the water matters to you. Before ordering, measure the cabinet: an RO unit needs height for the housings, room for the tank if one is included, a drain connection for the waste line and a socket for the pump. Running cost is the part buyers forget, because the pre-filters and the membrane are consumables on different schedules, so ask for the price and the interval of each. What it will not do is work without a drain or a power point, and the exact filtration stages are for the seller to confirm.