Our reverse osmosis systems come with a dedicated digital faucet to monitor the system’s performance and filter status. The faucet requires a 1-inch hole in your sink or countertop. If there’s no existing hole, our installer can drill one during installation.

Yes, if you have a pre-existing soap dispenser or spray hose hole, we may be able to use it for the RO faucet. This can reduce your installation cost by $45, which many customers apply toward purchasing replacement filters.

Yes, our RO system needs power to operate, as it includes components that require electricity for efficient filtration. You’ll need an accessible power outlet under the sink or nearby to plug in the system.

If there’s no outlet available, our licensed technician can install one during the installation of your RO system. This service incurs an additional charge, which varies based on your location and the complexity of the work. We will work to provide you with the best quote available from our installer network.

Yes, our RO systems are designed with compact, under-sink installation in mind. However, if space is particularly limited, our technician can help determine the optimal placement or suggest modifications to ensure a secure fit.

The RO system typically connects to your cold-water supply line. Our installer may need to make minor adjustments or add fittings to ensure a proper connection. If you’re installing the system yourself, ensure you have the correct adapters or reach out to us for guidance on compatible fittings.

In most cases, no extra bracing is required, but if the sink or countertop material is particularly thin, our installer may recommend reinforcement to ensure the faucet is stable.

The digital faucet tracks the status of your filters and alerts you when it’s time for a replacement. It provides easy-to-read status lights, so you can see at a glance if any action is needed to maintain optimal system performance.

Yes, for best performance, the incoming water pressure should be between 40 and 80 PSI. If your water pressure is lower, a booster pump may be necessary, while higher pressures may require a pressure regulator to protect the system.

The digital faucet itself requires minimal maintenance. Periodically cleaning the faucet exterior and replacing the batteries, if applicable, ensures accurate monitoring of filter status.

Our RO systems are compact, but we recommend at least 18 x 18 inches of free space under your sink to ensure easy installation and access for maintenance.

RO systems do produce some wastewater, which is sent down your drain. Our systems are designed to be efficient, typically producing 1-2 gallons of wastewater per gallon of purified water. This waste ratio may vary slightly based on water quality and pressure.

While the system is designed primarily for one faucet, some customers opt to connect it to an additional ice maker or refrigerator. Our installers can advise on the feasibility and any additional modifications needed for multi-appliance connections.

RO systems may slightly reduce water flow due to the filtration process. However, the digital faucet is designed to balance pressure effectively, ensuring you have an adequate flow rate for everyday drinking and cooking needs.

Standard installation takes about 1-2 hours. If additional services like outlet installation or hole drilling are needed, it may add extra time based on the specifics of the setup.