Water conservation and reuse are essential for Las Vegas area businesses, homeowners, farmers, and ranchers who rely on Lake Mead. While water levels have been rising over the past several months, the lake could drop to record low levels again, as it did in 2022, without the continued efforts of water reclamation. To ensure reclaimed water is properly reused, it is essential to have a Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system to remove impurities from the water.
RWQC Reverse Osmosis System With Sanitary Quick-Change Filters
The Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system features sanitary quick-change filters, so you never have to touch them when changing them. With a quick one-quarter turn, you can remove the old filter while never touching it and replace it with a new one. This feature is vital since you want to eliminate any chance of contamination when using an RWQC reverse osmosis system with reclaimed water. Our newest system also features a built-in water quality monitor, which tells you the quality of your reclaimed water.
Why Do You Need a Reverse Osmosis System?
Everyone in the Las Vegas area should have a water softener and reverse osmosis system, whether using tap water, well water, or reclaimed water. For starters, the water in Vegas is hard and can wreak havoc on your home’s or business’ plumbing systems. The water at Lake Mead is reclaimed from natural sources, including mountain water runoff, which can be full of bacteria and viruses.
Next, whether you have city water or well water or are using reclaimed water, it can have bacteria, viruses, chemicals, heavy metals, calcium, sulfates, chlorine, and other impurities that are not always safe to consume. If you want peace of mind that your water is completely safe, no matter what you are using it for, you need a reverse osmosis system to purify your water.
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How a Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System Works
A reverse osmosis water filtration system purifies the incoming water supply by removing impurities. As water passes through the system, pressure forces it through various membranes that filter out contaminants. When the water reaches the other side of the membranes, it is purified and has up to 99% of the impurities removed.
The “waste” water with the impurities is then flushed down the drain. However, as water conservation is becoming more important, many people are installing water reclamation tanks and reusing this water with a Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system.
Benefits of the RWQC Reverse Osmosis System
Some of the benefits of the Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system include:
- Saves money: With an endless supply of purified water, you no longer need to waste money on bottled water in plastic bottles. Plus, you are reducing your carbon footprint by not purchasing plastic bottled water.
- Improved taste in food and drinks: Purified water makes food and beverages taste much better because it is free from impurities
- Better for your plants, fruits, vegetables, animals, pets, and family: Everyone benefits from having access to purified water, which is much healthier than unpurified water. Plus, if you have a ranch or farm or grow fruits and vegetables at home using traditional methods or hydroponics, your water will be pure and contaminant-free.
- Sanitary quick-change filters: Our Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system allows you to quickly and easily change filters whenever they require it without having to touch the filter
- Built-in water quality monitor: You will always know the quality of your water with the built-in monitor
- NSF-certified and passed: Our Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system is NSF-certified for commercial restaurants and businesses that require this certification
For further information about our new Rain RWQC reverse osmosis system or our other water softening, conditioning, and purifying system, please feel free to stop by our Las Vegas showroom or call us today. Our water experts will work with you to determine what type of water system would be best for your Las Vegas area home or business, answer any questions, and provide you with a no-obligation free estimate.
Sources:
A Guide to Adjusting PH in Hydroponics. (2024).
Overview of Lake Mead. (2022).
Water Purification Methods. (2022).