Reverse Osmosis System with Pump
Reverse Osmosis System Plus Remineraliser with a Pump
— built for homes with low water pressure.
Removes 200+ contaminants contaminants including fluoride, microplastics, lead and bacteria. Re-mineralised as standard. Now works in properties where standard RO systems won't.
Pre-fitted pump · No plumber needed · Everything included · Fits under your sink
Do you need the pumped version?
Standard RO systems need at least 3 bar of water pressure to work properly. Most UK homes have this — but a minority don't. Here's a quick way to check without measuring anything.
Turn your kitchen cold tap on full. If the flow is vigorous and you get small splashes standing near the sink, your pressure is likely fine. If the stream is thin or weak even at full flow, you probably need this pumped version.
- →Your kitchen cold tap feels weak — low flow or thin stream even when fully open
- →You're on the top floor of a flat or a high-floor property
- →Your water supplier has told you your pressure is below 3 bar
- →You have a gravity-fed system — common in older UK properties with a tank in the loft
Not sure? Call us on 020 8761 6611 — we'll help you choose the right version in two minutes, free of charge.
Pumped vs standard — what's the difference?
Why does this cost less than comparable systems?
The honest answer has two parts.
First: we don't add filter stages you don't need.
Some suppliers market their RO systems by the number of "stages" — five-stage, seven-stage, even nine-stage.
More stages sounds more impressive.
But the filtration science doesn't support it.
A well-engineered RO system needs
- a good pre-filter (we give you two),
- the membrane
- a remineraliser/ realkaliser filter
- a post-filter (to polish the water before it reaches your tap.)
That's five stages.
Everything beyond that is either redundant, marginal in benefit, or added specifically to justify a higher price.
We know this because we've been in water filtration for over 25 years. We understand what each stage actually does — and doesn't do. So we build the system around the science, not around the price tag. (More info here on unnecessary RO "stages")
Second: we sell direct, online only.
No showrooms, no sales reps visiting your home, no retail margins. Those costs don't make the water any cleaner, but they do make the unit considerably more expensive when other suppliers pass them on to you. We don't.
The result is a system that is, in our assessment, technically superior to many units sold at £400–£500 — at around half the price.
The 3-year warranty and 90-day money-back guarantee are there precisely because we're confident in that claim.
Installation — straightforward, no specialist needed
The pump comes fully pre-fitted and pre-wired inside the unit. This matters: retro-fitting a pump to an existing non-pumped RO system is genuinely complex and best avoided. This system arrives ready to connect — no electrical work required from you beyond plugging into a standard socket.
Replacing the filters — simple, and we remind you when it's time
Like all RO systems, the filters need periodic replacement to maintain performance. We send you a free reminder when each change is due — you replace the cartridges only, not the housings.
| Five-filter pack | Every 6 months · Order code: FRO-PMP |
| RO membrane | Every 2–3 years · Order code: MEM-RO |
| Daily running cost | ~35p per day |
| Swap time | A few minutes — cartridges drop in, no tools needed |
| First set included | Yes — all filters supplied with the system |
Pre-filter cartridges and membrane drop into their housings. Post-filter tubing push-fits into place. You replace the cartridges, not the housings. We send a reminder when it's time.
What you get — in plain numbers
| Membrane type | TFC (Thin Film Composite) |
| Rejection rate | 98%+ dissolved solids |
| Filter stages | 4 — no redundant stages |
| Re-mineraliser | Yes — as standard |
| Min. inlet pressure | 1 bar |
| Max. inlet pressure | 6 bar |
| Power supply | Standard 3-pin socket |
| Auto shut-off | Yes — when tank full |
| Production rate | 75 gallons/day |
| Tank capacity | 12L nominal (5–9L usable) |
| Unit dimensions | 43.5 × 35 × 12.5 cm |
| Feed temp range | 4 – 29°C |
| Daily running cost | ~35p per day |
| Filter pack (×5) | £39.95 every 6 months |
| Membrane | £79 every 2–3 years |
| Warranty | 3 years full parts |
Everything included, ready to install
RO filtration removes dissolved minerals including calcium and magnesium, which act as a natural pH buffer in tap water. Without them, filtered water becomes mildly acidic — typically pH 5.5–6.5 — and can taste flat.
Our system passes purified water through a mineral restoration cartridge before it reaches your tap, raising pH back to a neutral 7–8 and restoring the taste profile of good natural spring water. This is standard practice in the Far East where RO is widespread. Most UK suppliers skip it. We include it as standard, at no extra cost.
RO filtration rejects approximately 70% of incoming water as part of the purification process — this is a characteristic of the technology, not a flaw in this unit. The rejected water goes down the drain automatically. To put it in perspective: this only affects the small volume of water used for drinking and cooking, not your shower, washing machine or garden. The rejected water is clean enough to reuse for garden watering if you'd like to reduce waste.
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Reverse Osmosis System with Pump
Reverse Osmosis System Plus Remineraliser with a Pump
— built for homes with low water pressure.
Removes 200+ contaminants contaminants including fluoride, microplastics, lead and bacteria. Re-mineralised as standard. Now works in properties where standard RO systems won't.
Pre-fitted pump · No plumber needed · Everything included · Fits under your sink
Do you need the pumped version?
Standard RO systems need at least 3 bar of water pressure to work properly. Most UK homes have this — but a minority don't. Here's a quick way to check without measuring anything.
Turn your kitchen cold tap on full. If the flow is vigorous and you get small splashes standing near the sink, your pressure is likely fine. If the stream is thin or weak even at full flow, you probably need this pumped version.
- →Your kitchen cold tap feels weak — low flow or thin stream even when fully open
- →You're on the top floor of a flat or a high-floor property
- →Your water supplier has told you your pressure is below 3 bar
- →You have a gravity-fed system — common in older UK properties with a tank in the loft
Not sure? Call us on 020 8761 6611 — we'll help you choose the right version in two minutes, free of charge.
Pumped vs standard — what's the difference?
Why does this cost less than comparable systems?
The honest answer has two parts.
First: we don't add filter stages you don't need.
Some suppliers market their RO systems by the number of "stages" — five-stage, seven-stage, even nine-stage.
More stages sounds more impressive.
But the filtration science doesn't support it.
A well-engineered RO system needs
- a good pre-filter (we give you two),
- the membrane
- a remineraliser/ realkaliser filter
- a post-filter (to polish the water before it reaches your tap.)
That's five stages.
Everything beyond that is either redundant, marginal in benefit, or added specifically to justify a higher price.
We know this because we've been in water filtration for over 25 years. We understand what each stage actually does — and doesn't do. So we build the system around the science, not around the price tag. (More info here on unnecessary RO "stages")
Second: we sell direct, online only.
No showrooms, no sales reps visiting your home, no retail margins. Those costs don't make the water any cleaner, but they do make the unit considerably more expensive when other suppliers pass them on to you. We don't.
The result is a system that is, in our assessment, technically superior to many units sold at £400–£500 — at around half the price.
The 3-year warranty and 90-day money-back guarantee are there precisely because we're confident in that claim.
Installation — straightforward, no specialist needed
The pump comes fully pre-fitted and pre-wired inside the unit. This matters: retro-fitting a pump to an existing non-pumped RO system is genuinely complex and best avoided. This system arrives ready to connect — no electrical work required from you beyond plugging into a standard socket.
Replacing the filters — simple, and we remind you when it's time
Like all RO systems, the filters need periodic replacement to maintain performance. We send you a free reminder when each change is due — you replace the cartridges only, not the housings.
| Five-filter pack | Every 6 months · Order code: FRO-PMP |
| RO membrane | Every 2–3 years · Order code: MEM-RO |
| Daily running cost | ~35p per day |
| Swap time | A few minutes — cartridges drop in, no tools needed |
| First set included | Yes — all filters supplied with the system |
Pre-filter cartridges and membrane drop into their housings. Post-filter tubing push-fits into place. You replace the cartridges, not the housings. We send a reminder when it's time.
What you get — in plain numbers
| Membrane type | TFC (Thin Film Composite) |
| Rejection rate | 98%+ dissolved solids |
| Filter stages | 4 — no redundant stages |
| Re-mineraliser | Yes — as standard |
| Min. inlet pressure | 1 bar |
| Max. inlet pressure | 6 bar |
| Power supply | Standard 3-pin socket |
| Auto shut-off | Yes — when tank full |
| Production rate | 75 gallons/day |
| Tank capacity | 12L nominal (5–9L usable) |
| Unit dimensions | 43.5 × 35 × 12.5 cm |
| Feed temp range | 4 – 29°C |
| Daily running cost | ~35p per day |
| Filter pack (×5) | £39.95 every 6 months |
| Membrane | £79 every 2–3 years |
| Warranty | 3 years full parts |
Everything included, ready to install
RO filtration removes dissolved minerals including calcium and magnesium, which act as a natural pH buffer in tap water. Without them, filtered water becomes mildly acidic — typically pH 5.5–6.5 — and can taste flat.
Our system passes purified water through a mineral restoration cartridge before it reaches your tap, raising pH back to a neutral 7–8 and restoring the taste profile of good natural spring water. This is standard practice in the Far East where RO is widespread. Most UK suppliers skip it. We include it as standard, at no extra cost.
RO filtration rejects approximately 70% of incoming water as part of the purification process — this is a characteristic of the technology, not a flaw in this unit. The rejected water goes down the drain automatically. To put it in perspective: this only affects the small volume of water used for drinking and cooking, not your shower, washing machine or garden. The rejected water is clean enough to reuse for garden watering if you'd like to reduce waste.
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Reverse Osmosis System Plus Remineraliser with a Pump
— built for homes with low water pressure.
Removes 200+ contaminants contaminants including fluoride, microplastics, lead and bacteria. Re-mineralised as standard. Now works in properties where standard RO systems won't.
Pre-fitted pump · No plumber needed · Everything included · Fits under your sink
Do you need the pumped version?
Standard RO systems need at least 3 bar of water pressure to work properly. Most UK homes have this — but a minority don't. Here's a quick way to check without measuring anything.
Turn your kitchen cold tap on full. If the flow is vigorous and you get small splashes standing near the sink, your pressure is likely fine. If the stream is thin or weak even at full flow, you probably need this pumped version.
- →Your kitchen cold tap feels weak — low flow or thin stream even when fully open
- →You're on the top floor of a flat or a high-floor property
- →Your water supplier has told you your pressure is below 3 bar
- →You have a gravity-fed system — common in older UK properties with a tank in the loft
Not sure? Call us on 020 8761 6611 — we'll help you choose the right version in two minutes, free of charge.
Pumped vs standard — what's the difference?
Why does this cost less than comparable systems?
The honest answer has two parts.
First: we don't add filter stages you don't need.
Some suppliers market their RO systems by the number of "stages" — five-stage, seven-stage, even nine-stage.
More stages sounds more impressive.
But the filtration science doesn't support it.
A well-engineered RO system needs
- a good pre-filter (we give you two),
- the membrane
- a remineraliser/ realkaliser filter
- a post-filter (to polish the water before it reaches your tap.)
That's five stages.
Everything beyond that is either redundant, marginal in benefit, or added specifically to justify a higher price.
We know this because we've been in water filtration for over 25 years. We understand what each stage actually does — and doesn't do. So we build the system around the science, not around the price tag. (More info here on unnecessary RO "stages")
Second: we sell direct, online only.
No showrooms, no sales reps visiting your home, no retail margins. Those costs don't make the water any cleaner, but they do make the unit considerably more expensive when other suppliers pass them on to you. We don't.
The result is a system that is, in our assessment, technically superior to many units sold at £400–£500 — at around half the price.
The 3-year warranty and 90-day money-back guarantee are there precisely because we're confident in that claim.
Installation — straightforward, no specialist needed
The pump comes fully pre-fitted and pre-wired inside the unit. This matters: retro-fitting a pump to an existing non-pumped RO system is genuinely complex and best avoided. This system arrives ready to connect — no electrical work required from you beyond plugging into a standard socket.
Replacing the filters — simple, and we remind you when it's time
Like all RO systems, the filters need periodic replacement to maintain performance. We send you a free reminder when each change is due — you replace the cartridges only, not the housings.
| Five-filter pack | Every 6 months · Order code: FRO-PMP |
| RO membrane | Every 2–3 years · Order code: MEM-RO |
| Daily running cost | ~35p per day |
| Swap time | A few minutes — cartridges drop in, no tools needed |
| First set included | Yes — all filters supplied with the system |
Pre-filter cartridges and membrane drop into their housings. Post-filter tubing push-fits into place. You replace the cartridges, not the housings. We send a reminder when it's time.
What you get — in plain numbers
| Membrane type | TFC (Thin Film Composite) |
| Rejection rate | 98%+ dissolved solids |
| Filter stages | 4 — no redundant stages |
| Re-mineraliser | Yes — as standard |
| Min. inlet pressure | 1 bar |
| Max. inlet pressure | 6 bar |
| Power supply | Standard 3-pin socket |
| Auto shut-off | Yes — when tank full |
| Production rate | 75 gallons/day |
| Tank capacity | 12L nominal (5–9L usable) |
| Unit dimensions | 43.5 × 35 × 12.5 cm |
| Feed temp range | 4 – 29°C |
| Daily running cost | ~35p per day |
| Filter pack (×5) | £39.95 every 6 months |
| Membrane | £79 every 2–3 years |
| Warranty | 3 years full parts |
Everything included, ready to install
RO filtration removes dissolved minerals including calcium and magnesium, which act as a natural pH buffer in tap water. Without them, filtered water becomes mildly acidic — typically pH 5.5–6.5 — and can taste flat.
Our system passes purified water through a mineral restoration cartridge before it reaches your tap, raising pH back to a neutral 7–8 and restoring the taste profile of good natural spring water. This is standard practice in the Far East where RO is widespread. Most UK suppliers skip it. We include it as standard, at no extra cost.
RO filtration rejects approximately 70% of incoming water as part of the purification process — this is a characteristic of the technology, not a flaw in this unit. The rejected water goes down the drain automatically. To put it in perspective: this only affects the small volume of water used for drinking and cooking, not your shower, washing machine or garden. The rejected water is clean enough to reuse for garden watering if you'd like to reduce waste.
