Apec RO-90 Osmosis Water Filter System

While many homeowners with basic DIY experience can install the APEC RO-90, it does involve connecting to your existing water supply and drain lines. If you are not comfortable working with under-sink plumbing, hiring a professional is recommended to ensure all connections are secure and leak-free.

The pre-filters typically require replacement every 6 to 12 months, depending on your local water quality and usage volume. The main reverse osmosis membrane is designed to last longer, usually between 2 to 3 years.

The APEC RO-90 is specifically optimized for treated municipal water sources. If you have well water, you should have your water tested first, as well water often requires additional pre-treatment stages to protect the membrane from high levels of iron, sulfur, or hardness.

Yes, the system includes a dedicated lead-free chrome faucet that is installed on your countertop or sink deck. This ensures that your filtered water remains separate from your main tap water supply.

The system includes a storage tank and the filtration unit itself, so you will need a footprint of roughly 15 inches by 15 inches. It is best to measure your cabinet space, accounting for existing plumbing and garbage disposals, before purchasing.

Yes, reverse osmosis is a rigorous filtration method that removes nearly all dissolved solids, including minerals like calcium and magnesium. While this results in exceptionally pure water, some users choose to add a remineralization filter afterward if they prefer the taste of mineralized water.