We offer the most popular brands and types of replacement filters for both residential and commercial reverse osmosis systems. The range of filters includes those designed to mechanically remove sediment, particulates and even cysts; varieties of carbon filters to remove chlorine and organic contaminants; and special media filters targeted to remove specific contaminants. We carry leading U.S. manufactured filters and RO membranes including standard and proprietary brands. Find everything you need to keep your RO system producing great water.

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ESP Water Products offers under counter reverse osmosis systems filters with multiple phase filtration. The first phase pre-filtration designed to protect the RO membrane by reducing fine suspended materials that can clog it and by removing the chlorine that damages thin film material membranes. The next is a semi permeable membrane to remove a wide variety of both aesthetic and health related contaminants. Next is a pressurized storage tank to hold the treated water and finally, carbon post filtration to remove any remaining aesthetic taste or odor. The typical under counter reverse osmosis system will operate under water pressure ranging from 40 and 100 psig. and generate 10 –75 gallons per day. The under counter reverse osmosis system is plumbed to the incoming cold water line, drain, and an independent faucet.

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The typical commercial reverse osmosis systems operate at water pressures between 100-225 psi. Their performance within that range depends upon the type of membrane(s) and the quality of the water being treated. Commercial systems are used in applications that demand large volumes of treated water (150-50,000 gallons) with high levels of purity. The filtration process used by commercial systems is the same as that used by typical residential reverse osmosis systems however, commercial systems become more complicated and expensive due the addition of such components as pumps, flow gauges, monitors, electrical supplies and more. Commercial systems can be installed in a wall, floor or frame mounted configuration.

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Residential reverse osmosis membranes are produced in a spiral wound configuration and are generally of two different types: CTA (cellulose triacetate) which require a chlorinated water source and have a daily rated capacity of 10-16 gallons per day; or TFC/TFM (thin film composite/thin film material) which require a non-chlorinated water source and have daily rated capacities ranging from 18-150 gallons per day. The standard spiral wound residential membrane is commonly referred to as a low-pressure membrane with an operating parameter of 40-100 psi. The residential membrane can be produced in such a way it will fit any standard residential membrane housing or in such a way it fits only proprietary system design.

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Commercial reverse osmosis membranes are offered in a spiral wound configuration. A commercial membrane requires an operating pressure between 100 – 225 psi, therefore, a pressure pump capable of delivering such pressure is needed. The membranes are designed to be used in a variety of applications such as tap, brackish and seawater treatment. "Nano" or water softening membranes are also available. The key elements when selecting a new or replacement commercial membrane are the size of the membrane, tape or fiberglass wrapped, type of application, capacity and operating pressure.

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Although there are very few moving parts on a reverse osmosis system, there are parts that occasionally require replacement. We offer the most common replacement reverse osmosis parts and components to ensure you have any part you may need.

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