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Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Systems

October 14, 2015
Good Water Company

Good Water Company PRO-50 Reverse Osmosis Filtration System

Reverse osmosis is the most effective and economical way to provide your family with high quality, contaminant-free drinking water. Contaminants like arsenic, uranium, nitrates and pharmaceuticals are rinsed to the drain while your filtered water is stored in a 3.2 gallon holding tank, ready to dispense from your dedicated RO spigot (included).

The efficient four-stage purification process includes a sediment filter, a carbon filter to reduce chlorine and any odd taste or odors in the water, a 50-gallon reverse osmosis membrane to remove 93-97% of dissolved minerals, salts and contaminants in the water supply and finally a post-carbon filter to enhance and clarify the drinking water.

Uses no electricity; it operates on your water pressure.

Protected by a 1-year warranty on parts and membrane; 5-year warranty on tank.

Hague 3500® Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System

  • Generates up to 20 gallons of purified water per day. 3.0 gallon tank.
  • Requires less water for processing than any other reverse osmosis system on the market.
  • The Hague 3500TM is the only reverse osmosis system with sufficient pressure to accommodate Sub-ZeroTMrefrigerators, ice makers and multiple spigots.
  • Uses no electricity; it operates on a permeate pump using water pressure.
  • Fills holding tank up to five times faster than conventional reverse osmosis systems.
  • Protected by a 25-year limited warranty.
  • Tested and Certified by the Water Quality Association.

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