JG Wasseraufbereitung

180 GPD membrane

Name: 180 GPD membrane
Brand: JG Wasseraufbereitung
SKU: 20-8307
Price: 59.97 EUR
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SKU:20-8307

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180 GPD Membrane GT™ – High-performance reverse osmosis filter for pure water

The 180 GPD membrane from GT™ (TORAY) delivers clean, fresh water of the highest purity and is the perfect choice for your reverse osmosis system. With a daily capacity of up to 680 liters, it ensures reliable filtration—ideal for daily use in the home, office, or aquarium.

Thanks to its extremely fine pore size of 0.0001 µm, the membrane effectively removes pollutants, viruses, bacteria, nitrate, pesticides, heavy metals, and many other contaminants. So you can enjoy the purest drinking water of the highest quality. 💧

Your benefits at a glance

Efficient – Up to 680 liters of filtered water daily
Reliable – Removes over 99% of all pollutants
Durable – lasts up to 24 months

👉 Order the 180 GPD Membrane GT™ now and enjoy pure, premium-quality water!

Description

Preview text: The 180 GPD Membrane GT™ provides you with up to 680 liters of pure water per day. Fits 2012 membrane housings – efficient, reliable, and durable.

Application 🚰
• 180 GPD Small & Mobile Reverse Osmosis Systems
• Fits all 2012 membrane housings
• Can be used in households, aquariums & office applications

If the water pressure is low, you can alternatively use a smaller flow (e.g. Flow 700) or a manual control valve to adjust the ratio individually.

Technical data

• Model: TFC-2012-180
• Brand: GT™ Membrane by TORAY
• Type: TFC membrane (dry membrane)
• Daily output: up to 680 liters / day
• Pore size: 0.0001 µm
• Fits standard 2012 membrane housing
• Recommended flow limiter: Flow 800
• Water ratio: approx. 1:3 to 1:4 (without pump)
• Lifespan: approx. 24 months²
• Item weight: 190 g
²Depending on water quality and usage