Brand | iSpring |
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Special Feature | Chlorine Reduction |
Product Dimensions | 14"L x 11"W x 18"H |
Package Information | Faucet |
Model Name | 500 GPD Commercial Grade |
Manufacturer | iSpring |
Part Number | RCS5T |
Item Weight | 20.2 pounds |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | RCS5T |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Style | Water Filter System |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | Chlorine Reduction |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 30 day warranty against manufacturer defects |
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iSpring RCS5T Commercial Tankless Reverse Osmosis RO Water Filter System with 1.5:1 Pure to Drain Ratio, Pressure Gauge
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Brand | iSpring |
Special Feature | Chlorine Reduction |
Product Dimensions | 14"L x 11"W x 18"H |
Package Information | Faucet |
Model Name | 500 GPD Commercial Grade |
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- 5-STAGE FILTERS: 1-3rd stages remove PFAS (includes PFOA and PFOS), rust, sand, chlorine, disinfection byproducts and odor. 4th stage RO Membrane removes heavy metals, pesticide residues, etc. 5th Stage removes chlorine, tastes to improve the quality of drinking water.
- GREAT CAPACITY: Advanced 500GPD membrane saves 60% of water, with LOW WASTE 1.5:1 pure to drain water ratio. Great for light commercial in Restaurants, Salons, Labs, and Offices all benefit in their ways from high-quality RO water.
- HIGH EFFICIENCY BOOSTER PUMP: No worries for low water pressure. Built in booster pump increases the production of purified water by raising the water pressure and maximizes RO production rate to the optimal level for the reverse osmosis process.
- FEATURES: Come with Sliver Chrome drinking water faucet with 360° free swivel and Easy to Read Water Pressure Gauge.
- EASY-TO-INSTALL AND REPLACE FILTER: Typically, in a couple of hours with industry-leading help just a phone call away with well-organized instructions and videos. Clear see-through 1st stage housing makes filter inspection a snap.
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Flavor | 4.6 | — | 4.4 | 4.8 | 4.8 | 4.3 |
Easy to install | 4.5 | — | 4.4 | 4.4 | 4.4 | 4.3 |
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purification method | Reverse Osmosis, Activated Carbon, Carbon block | Reverse Osmosis, Carbon Block | Reverse Osmosis, Activated Carbon | Reverse Osmosis, Alkaline | Reverse Osmosis | Reverse Osmosis |
capacity | 500 gallons | 0.75 liters | 600 gallons | 23 gallons | 1000 gallons | 50 gallons |
model name | 500 GPD Commercial Grade | Hydrosense 500UV | RCT600 | — | CRO1000 | — |
material | — | Powder Coated Steel | ro membrane | — | Stainless Steel | With Tank & Faucet |
included components | housings, filters, parts and tubing, faucet and mounting bracket | — | RCT600, 1x PAC composite filter, 1x 600GPD RO membrane, 1x activated carbon filter, faucet connector valve, spare fittings, housing wrench, user manual | — | System, 3 filters, membrane, housing wrench, 3/4" connector, Manual, tubing | RO System |
weight | 9.2 kilograms | 70 pounds | 19 pounds | — | 20.5 pounds | — |
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How did we get our start?
Established in 2007 in Atlanta, Georgia, we have been dedicated to providing easily accessible clean water solutions to ensure that every household has access to safe water through our products.
What makes our products unique?
We prioritize our customers by offering innovative products, easy DIY installation, and ongoing research and development of new filtration systems that set us apart from the competition.
Why do we love what we do?
We take pride in committing to excellence in designing and manufacturing quality water filtration products.
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The pre-equipped high powered booster pump maximizes RO production by increasing water pressure going into the membrane. |
The 500 GPD membrane offering an exceptional 1.5:1 drain ratio. |
The RCS5T produces RO water on demand, eliminating the need for a water storage tank. |
Overview
The RCS5T is engineered to meet the needs of light commercial and high demand environments, making it the optimal choice for small restaurants and small businesses. It produces reverse osmosis water at up to 500 gallons per day, a pace that allows it to function as a tankless system without affecting functionality or convenience. The centerpiece of the system a RO membrane and is fueled by a high powered booster pump. Higher water pressure to the membrane results in faster RO production and less drain water being rejected. These factors culminate in the RCS5T achieving an exceptional 1.5:1 pure to drain water ratio. The RCS5T can be used with water pressure sources as low as 40 psi, and has a built in pressure gauge to provide an accurate pressure reading. A power source is required for the booster pump, and a holding tank can be added to the system for high usage situations.
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- The RO membrane capacity is affected by the inlet water pressure and water temperature.
- 500GPD is the maximum rated production rate, not the recommended daily usage amount.
- The filter replacement schedule is based on average household water consumption of 3 gallons/day.
- Filter life decreases if installed in places that require large volumes or continuous water supply.
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The RCS5T's ability to thrive without a tank make it a great space conservation option which also meets the daily demand of most households. Add a smallest pressurized tank to increase the flow without wasting cabinet space. |
A healthy office is a happy office. Keep your employees well hydrated with all the RO water they can drink. Adding a small pressurized tank ensures a continuous and stable supply of pure water without delay. (Good for small offices with under 20 people) |
Food or drink that is prepared with unpurified water may have a distinct, unpleasant taste. A reverse osmosis system ensures that the water used to boil pasta, make coffee, or quench the thirst of your customers tastes clean and fresh. Pair the system with a medium sized pressurized tank for a steady supply of pure water to keep up with the demands of high water consumption. (Good for small sized restaurants with under 20 seats) |
RCS5T | RCT600 | CRO1000 | MS5 RO Membrane | F15-500 Replacement | |
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Removes Dissolved Solids, Chemicals, and Heavy Metals | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Production(GPD) | Up to 500 Gal. | Up to 600 Gal. | Up to 1,000 Gal. | Up to 500 Gal. | |
Filtered Water to Waste Water Ratio | 1.5:1 | 1.5:1 | 1.5:1 | ||
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ASIN | B00PCRSD7I |
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Best Sellers Rank | #302,623 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #573 in Under-Sink & Countertop Filtration |
Date First Available | November 7, 2014 |
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The iSpring RCS5T is a high capacity tankless reverse osmosis purification system. The RCS5T's high-efficient RO membrane produces RO water at a rate of 500 gallons per day while delivering a top-of-the-line 1.5:1 pure to drain ratio. The system removes chlorine, hardness, heavy metals, toxins, and a long list of other water impurities. The on demand output ability makes the RCS5T a great choice for large families or light commercial use in small restaurants, beauty salons, offices, coffee Shops, or any small business. Why iSpring? Located in Alpharetta, Georgia for over a decade, iSpring Water Systems LLC is a family owned company specializing in reverse osmosis water filtration systems. Our products include residential and commercial Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems, whole house water systems, ultra-filtration systems, shower, faucet, and counter top filters, filter cartridges and housings, RO coolers, and kitchen faucets and fittings. Our aim is to make high quality drinking water accessible for all households. With affordable pricing, solid quality, prompt delivery, and top notch customer service, we hope to assist in bringing you great water for years to come. Incoming Water Pressure: 40 PSI - 70 PSI Operating water temperature range: 40 – 100 °F Maximum TDS: 750 ppm Membrane Filter Life: 2-3 years at 3 Gallons/day or 2600 Gallons Note: All flow rates stated on our reverse osmosis systems and membranes are assuming a water temperature of 77°F. Water temperature changes will affect the flow rate. For every degree F the temperature lowers, about 3% of product flow is lost. For every degree F the temperature increases, about 3% product flow rate is gained. This occurs because water with a higher temperature has a lower viscosity and higher diffusion rate, which makes it easier for the water to permeate the RO membrane. Lower feed water temperatures during the winter season will result in a decrease in flow rate.
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Customers like the performance, ease of installation, and quality of the water purification unit. For example, they mention it works well, is easy to install, and is reliable. Some are happy with taste, and value. That said, opinions are mixed on the water quality, flow, and pressure.
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Customers are satisfied with the performance of the water purification unit. They mention that it works well, is efficient, and produces good quality water. Some say that the product is great for the whole house and is maintenance free.
"...8. Filters are available and good prices.I have read the Q&As and comments and thank those that have posted and most I agree with...." Read more
"...filter for my irrigation, and all appear to be top quality and work perfectly. I gladly stand behind any company that stands behind their products...." Read more
"...of setting up a whole house RO system and I have been very happy with the product performance...." Read more
"...with the unit after the second day of use, the first day it worked great...." Read more
Customers find the installation of the water purification unit to be easy. They mention that it is engineered to be a breeze to install, and has worked with no issues for two years now. They also say that the unit is fairly simple, and all of the components appear easily replaceable. Customers also mention that the product is convenient and easy to test.
"...of our water systems are in a dedicated room, it was fairly easy to get up and running in a few hours with no real expertise needed...." Read more
"...The unit itself is fairly simple, and all of the components appear easily replaceable...." Read more
"...Pretty easy to put together, thay give you everything you need to get the system up and going...." Read more
"...gallons of water in grocery or refill at the stations anymore, it is convenient, isn't it...." Read more
Customers like the quality of the water purification unit. They say it's fantastically engineered, reliable, and has lasted nearly 5 years under heavy usage. The membranes last well and handle it well. Overall, customers say it is a good RO system and an outstanding tankless RO system.
"...tank, and spindown filter for my irrigation, and all appear to be top quality and work perfectly...." Read more
"...This model is good quality, the problem I had is probably one off, I call ispring and got someone right away, talk to Michelle she was very helpful..." Read more
"...Brings well water from over 500 ppm down to 6ppm. The membranes last well over 6-8 months with hundreds of gallons of use a day...." Read more
"...Did have one problem with the housing breaking when I tried to change the RO filter...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the taste of the water after using the water purification unit. They mention that it tastes incredible.
"...I have not had the water tested yet, It is clear, no smell and tastes great.4. The motor is very quite.5...." Read more
"...Our water tastes incredible, and I'm very picky...." Read more
"...No more odor in the water & it tastes great. Done lugging 5 gallon bottles!" Read more
"...Faucet is looking good in our kitchen, water tastes great, and we never run out of drinking water again." Read more
Customers like the value of the water purification unit. They mention that it is a great product for the money and worth the effort.
"...8. Filters are available and good prices.I have read the Q&As and comments and thank those that have posted and most I agree with...." Read more
"...I bought it because it was reasonably priced, had a significantly better waste/clean ratio than the majority of systems used in homes today, and..." Read more
"...Its worth the effort...." Read more
"...rate than a typical residential RO system, it will not provide a good "user experience" when installed without an expansion tank...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the water quality of the water purification unit. Some mention that the quality is spot on, and the waste water is doing great with plants. However, others say that it dribbles out for about 20 seconds while the pressurized tank is first turned on, spits water out of the sink, and keeps constantly dumping water into the waste line.
"...Electric usage is not a problem with our systems.7. Waste water is doing great with my plants and even that is a lot cleaner.8...." Read more
"...I bought it because it was reasonably priced, had a significantly better waste/clean ratio than the majority of systems used in homes today, and..." Read more
"...cases when I left the faucet to fill up the pan and left, and it was overflowing...." Read more
"...I choose the DC diaphragm pumps because they are capable of running dry and don't require priming in the event the 5-25 psi tanks are completely..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the flow of the water purification unit. Some mention it's very fast even without a reservoir, and the TDS drop quickly after the pump kicks on. However, others say that the flow is rather slow, with spots in the system causing low flow and clogs.
"This is a great system; easy to install. Came promptly, very well packaged to avoid damage...." Read more
"...The flow is not super strong and there were couple cases when I left the faucet to fill up the pan and left, and it was overflowing...." Read more
"...this from "meh" to "best RO system I've ever owned", the recovery rate is phenomenal and happily feeds a "very small" commercial-grade ICE machine..." Read more
"...Then when the water does actually start to flow, it comes out very slowly. The process of filling my dog's water bowl literally takes 3 minutes...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the flow and pressure of the water purification unit. Some mention that it maintains a steady water flow, while others say that it takes about 20s to build up.
"...the system has notable delay before pump starts, so when you want to fill a glass it takes about 15 seconds during which water flows slowly..." Read more
"...The pressure pump make it work the most efficiently, and the flow is pretty good. However, I use it with a tank, which makes the flow rate great!..." Read more
"...a couple weeks and when returned to use it again the pump struggled to get enough pressure...." Read more
"...I don't have strong water pressure where I am, but the flow is fine for what I need...." Read more
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We live in the Dominican Republic where even the city water is not so good so we had a whole house (+2 apts.) and animals using a filter and UV system for over 15 years. We have not had any city water for over 18 months now and in severe drought. We also have rain water systems to collect but with no rain, no water. Water trucks have over tripled their costs and the water that they deliver is from one of the most polluted rivers around. You DON'T want to know what we found when we cleaned it.
We finally put in a well and hit water at 30 feet. We are on the Ocean so expected some salt but hit good water above sea level. The aquifer is mainly in petrified coral so very high in calcium. Everyone here has 3rd world septic systems so that also added to concern. But the water was OK for the lawns (aka extra pasture), gardens and horses. Word got around about my well and in 2 months, at least 20 wells drilled within 1/4 mile. The well water became unusable for anything as many went too deep and let the sea water inter as the fresher water was sucked up. We also noticed a very bad algae/bacteria problem in our pools and 2 cisterns.
After much research and questions to Helen @ iSpring, we bought this unit. (THANK YOU HELEN!) We concentrated on what we had and what we needed to accomplish. Electric is also very dirty here so we are 90% solar with a good inverter and battery systems. Importing anything is expensive to ship and the custom taxes are outrageous. We needed to get this right the first time. Not worth shipping it back.
Since most of our water systems are in a dedicated room, it was fairly easy to get up and running in a few hours with no real expertise needed. Advanced planning may be very important.
1. A couple of changes so that the well is dedicated to this RO system.
2. Well water goes through a de-scalar. (we already had so we just moved it.)
3. to an old sand filter that we cleaned up.
4. to a UV sanitizer that we already had. (I didn't want the bacteria and algae getting into the rest of the system. Though the RO will handle some/much/?? it may not be able to kill and separate all.)
5. 30 gallon pressure tank equipped with gauge, well pump on/off pressure switch, tank drain and connection to the RO.
6. Followed or figured out the RO system and hung it on the wall. (instructions are very poor so it took awhile)
7. New elec. serge protector mounted. Shelf for filters.
8. The RO fresh water line goes directly into our non-pressurized cistern. No other pump needed.
9. Waste water run into PVC drip pipes into the gardens. No other pump needed.
10. Prior to the unit arriving, we transferred around 7,500 gallons from this cistern into our second one to go in and scrub/sanitize it. Lot's of algae (and other stuff that you don't want to know about.).
11. Turn on well pump, fix a couple of leaks and open valve to RO and plugged it in.
12. Being that our cistern my have other contaminants leach in or I need trucked water added, that independent system also has it's own filters and UV.
Observations:
1. Our 1 hp well pump will only give us around 65 psi while the best production would be at 75psi. (or higher?) I set my well pump controller at 42/62.
2. At that pump settings, I was getting 540 gallons per day.
3. Though I have not had the water tested yet, It is clear, no smell and tastes great.
4. The motor is very quite.
5. I have had NO issues in the week that I have had it running; 24 hours every day.
6. Electric usage is not a problem with our systems.
7. Waste water is doing great with my plants and even that is a lot cleaner.
8. Filters are available and good prices.
I have read the Q&As and comments and thank those that have posted and most I agree with. Again to Helen.... THANKS for your support @ iSpring.
After just a few days, we are very satisfied with this unit. We will give it a couple more weeks but I've already picked a spot for a second unit to be mounted right next to this one.
(the name that appears as the author is my wife... lol)
9/22/15 UPDATE:
Our 1st unit has worked at just about full production running 24/7 since we put it in. We just installed 2 more and up in running within a couple of hours of getting them and had everything planned so it was real easy for us being that we had worked through the instructions that are just very poorly done. Most of the info that the distributor states is OK BUT, let's take a look. I'm NOT going point out the differences between the distributors statements vs the instructions. My observations are my own.
1. This is a 110 volt unit and NOT a 220 V as the manual says. The manual states that it MUST be grounded but the unit comes with a 2 prong 110 V plug. The unit has a down-step from AC to 36 V DC that feeds the booster pump that helps the system but not by much.
2. The manual uses all sorts of different measurements and is not consistent.
A. Water pressure in the manual is in MPa. Gauge is in PSI. Different figures for "operating pressure" and "suitable water pressure".? I converted and figured that the best PSI is between 72.5 and 101.5 in order to get close to the 500 gpd. I does work below that but output is going to be lower.
B. Most homes have water pressure at around 45 PSI for city water. Well systems can be adjusted, like I did, but be very careful that you don't start blowing up your plumbing if you boost too high. Our new 1.5 hp well pump is dedicated to and directly to other filters/UV and our RO system and the first unit did not leak when pressure was at 120 PSI for a couple of weeks. We did have to repair other leaks. With the 3 units running we average 90 PSI for each unit with the gauge a little higher before the units. (some fluctuations due to our dirty power that effects the well pump.)
C. The manual states that this unit is for less the 1000 PPM and does not include nor address biological problems. We have pre-filters and UV since our well water is closer to 2000 PPM and we know that we have all sorts of bacteria and stuff in the well water. Our processed water is around 57 PPM that goes into our water cistern. That water is treated AGAIN with filters and another UV since our cistern most likely has outside infiltration via leaching.
D. DUCK... INCOMING? Consumables/filter replacement. (This is gonna hurt.) You will see filter packages that will last you a year. True IF you follow the manual and use their water usage rates.
D1. average family of 3 uses 10L per day. (Drinking water only?) That's 3.3 L per day per person. That's less then a gallon per day per person.
D2. According to other sources; the low average is 80 gallons per person per day that equals 303 L per day per person. This includes drinking water, cooking, bathing and toilet.
D3. Using the RO unit 24/7 the filters, without pre-filters, will need to be replaced every 3 to 5 days. Now the manual starts using "Tons" but I don't know if these are US or Metric tons. Let's use US.
D3a: 1st and 2nd filter is good for 7.5 tons of water. = 2,018 gallons. @ 500 gpd need to change these filers every 4 days. (Without pre-filters. We have an older flushable filter that we back flush twice a week and a larger filter that we change every 2 months so we replace the 1st RO filter once a month.) Monitoring the well water incoming gauge and comparing gauges on the RO units is very helpful to determine when filters might need changing.
D3b: Filters 3 and 4, every 3 to 5 days.
D3c: RO membrane is an unknown but it stated that it is good for 2 to 3 years. ??? That brings us to...
E. "Flushing" the RO membrane? It states that it should be flushed but never gets close to telling you how to do this. @ US $150.00 for a membrane, I'd sure like to know how to extend the life of these. All 3 of them. Edit 9/25. We asked this question and received a quick reply from iSpring ; thank you. This unit has an automatic flush so I don't need to do anything. Nice.
F. This unit can be installed under sink as an On Demand unit. It does have a unit high pressure shut down sensor so when the sink faucet is shut off the unit shuts off. Open the faucet and the low pressure sensor turns it on. This would work well with refrigerator ice makers/water units and several other dedicated facets. It depends on your layout, needs, and what you have to work with. Ours is a full time water production into a 8000 gallon cistern.
G. Buying filters and the RO membrane can be confusing with the way that they are described. Be careful so that you are buying the correct items.
CONCLUSION: I've looked at a lot of systems. To import a system costs us around 38% more then the purchase price. Either we have a water solution that works or?
Please feel free to ask questions or post comments.
I've been very happy with the machine for the reasons above - I bought it because I'm on a metered well (Colorado thing - limited to what your meter is permitted for; not a gallon more and you can't buy more) and I wanted to filter any possible contaminants out. RO systems can remove most any unwanted contaminants from a well, and I know there are some known contaminants here, including the excess minerals from my PH neutralizer.
Our water tastes incredible, and I'm very picky. When I go anywhere on city water or unfiltered water, I can't stand the taste - so I tend to take my own anywhere I go.
After many years of dutiful duty, I noticed some odd behavior with it running sometimes and not shutting off even after building pressure to where it should (which includes filling and pressurizing a remote tank upstairs). I reached out for some guidance on what to look at replacing to keep it running optimally, since we depend on it so much (not expecting any warranty given the age of the machine). Instead of the typical form letter from a support person who didn't even read the original request - I got a response from Sean where he clearly seemed to understand the issue and was already thinking what may be needed, while asking for some additional details.
iSpring and Sean went above and beyond what I could've expected and are sending me the parts I need to make the machine good as new.
I have quite a few products from iSpring around the house, including the RO system, storage tank, and spindown filter for my irrigation, and all appear to be top quality and work perfectly. I gladly stand behind any company that stands behind their products. I will continue to recommend their systems to anyone knowing they'll outperform other similar products, and come from an American company with exceptional customer support.
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Some cavets: the instruction manual lacks details and can be confusing.
The power plus is US/China standard (two parallel strips) and I had to buy an international power board to plug it in.
Reviewed in Australia on December 23, 2021
Some cavets: the instruction manual lacks details and can be confusing.
The power plus is US/China standard (two parallel strips) and I had to buy an international power board to plug it in.
You need quite a lot of plumbers (teflon) tape to avoid any leaks in all the connections. Once you do that is leak free and the water you get is really pure.
I am on a well, so I installed a big blue filter at POE, but even then at the beggining of spring and I guess due to the ice melting, my shallow well was at 1300 ppm, even after the POE filtration. My RO water have been between 40 and 140 ppm. since then. Just so you know the bottled "spring" water I was buying from costco was at 300 ppm, so I am happy with the results, and the taste is amazing!