360WATER Systems Inc.

Reverse Osmosis Systems

Clean, great-tasting drinking water straight from a dedicated tap.

What Is Reverse Osmosis?

Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semi-permeable membrane that blocks dissolved solids too large to pass through — including sodium, nitrates, fluoride and many other contaminants. It is the most thorough filtration available for a single drinking-water tap, producing clean, great-tasting water for drinking, cooking, coffee and tea.

How an RO Drinking Water System Works

A typical under-sink system works in stages: a pre-filter removes sediment and chlorine to protect the membrane, a high-efficiency Pentair GRO-75EN membrane does the heavy lifting on dissolved solids, and a post-filter polishes taste before water reaches a dedicated faucet. Systems include a storage tank so pure water is ready on demand. We can install yours within 5 business days.

Pentair GRO-75EN Membrane: Key Specifications & Features

  • Water efficiency: operates at an impressive ~1:1 waste-to-purified water recovery ratio — saving up to 50%–75% more water than conventional 3:1 or 4:1 systems.
  • Flow rate: produces up to 75 gallons per day (284 litres per day).
  • Rejection rate: approximately 96% nominal contaminant rejection performance using Thin Layer Composite (TLC) technology.
  • Design: encapsulated “dry packed” cartridge with 1/4” quick-connect fittings for fast, clean installation.
  • Certifications: NSF International tested and certified.

Download our brochure: Pentair GRO Reverse Osmosis Brochure (PDF) — full GRO system and membrane specifications, NSF certifications, and our warranty.

Want better drinking water? Call 519-941-9120 and we will match the right RO system to your water.

← Return to products page

Let’s talk about better water for your home.

Get a free quote, book free in-home water testing, or speak with 360WATER Systems Inc about equipment, installation, service or repair.

Call 519-941-9120
Showroom283 Broadway, Units 3 & 4
Orangeville, ON L9W 1L2
WeekdaysMonday–Friday · 10am–5pm
Saturday10:30am–3pm