Matrix75 Reverse Osmosis

Built for San Diego and Built to Last

The Matrix75 filters offer 5 complete stages of filtration. The first and second stage is a sediment and carbon pre filter which removes dirt, silt, sediment, rust, and helps filter out chlorine and chloramines. The third stage is a heavy block carbon filter that is specifically designed to reduce chlorine and chloramines. The fourth stage is a state-of-the-art 100% dry membrane that filters the water up to 97%. The fifth stage is a polishing carbon block which adds a nice clean taste to the water.

State of the Art Membrane

The Matrix75 Membrane integrates a 100% dry membrane to help maximize its lifespan and provide enhanced performance to the customer. The membrane boasts a 50% recovery rate while maintaining a compact size.

Alkaline Mineral Filter Option

The Matrix75 Drinking system has the option of having an alkaline remineralizing filter. At the last stage of filtration, this filter adds back essential minerals to your purified drinking water. This filter is a great option for those customers who want more minerals in their purified drinking water! A proprietary blend of calcite, magnesium, and tourmaline provides an increased pH, a decreased ORP, and essential minerals of calcium and magnesium.

Ask us about the Matrix Alkaline filter today!

Faucet Styles

Every system comes with your choice of a stylish quality faucet. We provide two styles with different finishes to match the look and style of your main kitchen faucet. We also can provide other upgraded custom style finishes and faucets upon request.

Upgrades

Alkaline Remineralizer

Do you want more minerals? Upgrade your Matrix reverse osmosis with our ceramic alkaline filter. A proprietary blend of calcite, magnesium, and tourmaline provides increased pH, a decreased ORP, with essential minerals of calcium and magnesium added to your water.

Leak Detector

This upgrade offers an extra sense of security that not only detects leaks and alerts you but also automatically shuts the drinking system off.

Specifications

General

System Type

5 Stage

System Production

75 GPD

Components

Sediment Prefilter

5 Micron Particulate

Carbon Prefilter

Granulated Activated

Membrane

100% Dry Membrane

Waste Ratio

50% Recovery – (1 to 1)

Storage Tank

2.5 Gallons

Faucet

Brush Nickel or Chrome

Dimensions

Height

14.5 “

Width

12 “

Depth

4.75 “

Certifications

NSF/ANSI 58

Operating Conditions

Operating Temperature

33-100 °F

Operating Pressure

45-80 PSI

Recommended Pressure

60 PSI

Rejection Chart

Contaminant	% Reduction	Contaminant	% Reduction
Algae	99.9%	Mercury	93-98%
Aluminum	96-99%	Mold	99.9%
Ameobic Cysts	>99%	Nickel	93-98%
Arsenic	93-98%	Nitrate	85-90%
Asbestoes	>99%	Phosphate	93-98%
Atrazine	95%	Potassium	94-97%
Bacteria	>99%	Protozoa	>99%
Barium	93-98%	Radioactivity	93-98%
Calcium	93-98%	Sediment	>99%
Chloride	95-98%	Selenium	94-96%
Chlorine	99.5%	Silicate	85-90%
Chromate	90-95%	Silver	93-98%
Copper	93-98%	Sodium	90-95%
Cryptosporidium Cysts	99.9%	Strontium	96-98%
Cyanide	90-95%	Sulfate	93-98%
Flouride	95-98%	Thiosulfate	96-99%
Giardia Lamblia Cysts	99.9%	Trihalomethene (THM)	98%
Lead	93-98%	Total Volatile Organics	95%
Manganese	93-98%	Zinc	93-98%
Magnesium	93-98%	2,4-D	95%

This list represents only a few of the contaminants removed or reduced by any 4 or 5-Stage Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System. Results may vary depending upon water conditions, temperature, pressure and whether proper routine maintenance has been performed on the system at appropriate intervals.

Documentation
Frequent Questions

What is Reverse Osmosis or RO?
Reverse osmosis is the gold standard for drinking water purification. RO water purification has been used for decades to remove a wide variety of suspended solids like dirt, silt, algae, bacteria and cyst parasites as well as dissolved solids like sodium, fluoride, lead and arsenic.

Reverse osmosis membranes reduce the concentration of dissolved solids, including a variety of ions and metals, and very fine suspended solids that may be found in water.

In the reverse osmosis process, pressure is applied to one side of a selective or semi-permeable membrane barrier. Purified water flows through the membrane. Concentrated salts, metals and various suspended solids are prevented from passing through the membrane due to feed pressure, solute concentration and water flux rate as well as the charged membrane surface itself.

Because this technique reverses the normal process of osmosis, it came to be called reverse osmosis or RO.

What is the difference between filtration and reverse osmosis or RO?
Regular filters exclude (or retain) particles based on size. This sieving process is generally independent of pressure or concentration. Reverse osmosis or RO water purification involves a diffusive mechanism where water forced through a semi-permeable membrane. The separation of pure water from dissolved and suspended solids is achieved via solute concentration, pressure, and water flux rate.

How do I find out what disinfection agents are being used by my local water utility?
If you are curious about how the water from your local water utility is treated, a 1998 Federal mandate requires all municipal water treatment facilities to prepare annual water quality reports called Consumer Confidence Reports. Ask your local water utility for a copy of this report.

How can I measure the contaminants in my drinking water?
We offer a service where we will come out to your home (San Diego County), test your water, and service your equipment. However, we also sell TDS meters that allow a quick overall total dissolved solids test on your water. For more information on TDS visit Wikipedia.org. To schedule us to come out and service your equipment please contact our office.