RIVO R 150-SA
150 LPH semi-automatic RO — the smallest plant in the range
Healthcare water treatment requires a different level of engineering. The distribution loop, the disinfection regime and the monitoring are designed alongside the treatment — not bolted on after it.

A domestic RO and a dialysis RO can share a technology and share almost nothing else. What changes is everything around the membrane.
In a dialysis unit the treated water travels before it is used. The distribution loop, its material, its velocity and its disinfection regime are engineered alongside the RO — not specified afterwards by whoever does the plumbing.
A treatment plant serving a clinical application cannot simply stop. Configurations are built so a single failure does not take the unit out of service.
Continuous indication of the parameters that matter, positioned where the staff running the unit can actually see them.
Sanitisation schedules, consumables and performance checks are planned at handover, because a healthcare plant that drifts out of specification is a different kind of problem.
Four applications, each engineered to its own requirement — from a full hospital renal unit down to a single mobile station.
Treatment and distribution engineered for a dialysis unit, including the loop and its disinfection regime.
Single-station mobile units for bedside treatment and locations where a fixed loop is impractical.
Whole-facility treatment covering drinking water, utility water and departmental requirements.
RO with polishing to reagent-grade quality, sized for laboratory draw-off patterns.
Every healthcare system is engineered to order — capacity follows the bed count and the application, so these are quoted rather than listed.
Explore Healthcare Solutions150 LPH semi-automatic RO — the smallest plant in the range
250 LPH RO — semi-automatic or fully automatic
500 LPH RO — semi-automatic or fully automatic
1000 LPH RO — the workhorse size, SA or FA
From the first water sample to the service visit two years later — the same sequence, whether the job is a single purifier or a plant room.
Understand the source water and application.
Develop the treatment process and engineering solution.
Select equipment and configuration according to project conditions.
Build the system with quality-focused components and fabrication.
Complete installation, testing and commissioning.
Provide service, maintenance and long-term technical support.
Whether you are looking for a home purifier or planning an industrial plant room, our engineering team is in Salem.
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