The ACE 4 Stage Ultra High Purity Reverse Osmosis Countertop Alkaliser connects directly to the tap faucet with no mains plumbing required. It has been made using NSF-certified, premium components and is fully portable.

The new fourth stage inline Alkaliser Filter provides enhanced water that is both energised and mineralised. This healthy inclusion to this system re-introduces minerals such as sodium, magnesium, calcium and potassium, raises the pH level (between 8 – 10pH) and lowers ORP (Oxidation Reduction Potential).

Of all methods that purify drinking water for domestic use, the process of reverse osmosis is the most advanced, economical and effective.
Most impurities are flushed down the drain rather than collected in the filters.

This Ultra High Purity 3 stage water filter system has been newly configured to improve the filtration efficiency with larger high capacity cartridges of it’s 4 stage predecessor. This system removes contaminants that are of concern to the consumer – such as chlorine, dissolved solids, fluoride, bacteria, parasites, viruses, inorganic chemicals, pesticides and heavy metals. It has been made using NSF certified, premium components and is fully portable.

Filtration Process

Stage 1 – Carbon Pre-Filter Made in USA

Removes particulate matter, chlorine and other organic pollutants for membrane protection.

Stage 2 – Ultrafine TFC RO Membrane Made in USA

Screens to 0.0005 micron, filtering viruses, bacteria and parasites. Repels heavy metals and removes fluoride and hydrocarbons.

Stage 3 – Carbon Post Filter Made in USA

Polishing filter results in great tasting, pure water.

Stage 4 – Alkaliser Filter Made in USA

Alkalising and mineralising filter – raises pH and lowers ORP (Oxidation Reduction Potential).

No mains plumbing is required. This system simply attaches to your existing kitchen faucet/aerator using the included fittings.

Dimensions: 340W x 170H x 160D mm
Filter output: approx 300 litres per day
Micron: 0.0005 micron*

*The micron rating of a filter cartridge determines the ability of the filter’s media to remove contaminants by the size of particles it is exposed to. For example, a filter that is marked or rated “10 microns” has some capability to capture particles as small as 10 micrometers. Although the micron rating does not determine the exact efficiency of contaminant holding capability of the filter, it will help you determine which filter is most suitable according to your water supply.