RO Water Filters

Home Master TMHP RO Water System Review


The Home Master TMHP Hydroperfection was created to improve the water you drink


Home Master TMHP Technical Aspects

The Home Master TMHP undersink reverse osmosis water filter system comprises six (6) phases of filtration that will remove a lot of contaminants present in the water you get. This is what you must know as in the technical aspects:

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What to Know before Buying the TMHP Water Filter

Filters and Pollutants Removed

The Home Master TMHP HydroPerfection was built to complete 6 filtration stages so that it can purify up to 75 gallons per day (considered medium to good volume).

The inlet filters, besides removing up to 98% of contaminants, also add healthy minerals during the purification process, improving the overall taste of the water.

Phases:

So, let’s have a look to their composition and removal action:

  •  Stage 1: Removes turbidity and sediment, that can block the membrane.
  •  Stage 2: Removal of organic and inorganic compounds, odor, taste and VOCs/S-VOCs and most importantly, dissolved iron (usually found in groundwater).
  •  Stage 3: Removes of heavy metals and excess of minerals.
  •  Stage 4: Elimination of fluoride, herbicides, pesticides, chlorine; this is just before the water gets stored in the tank.
  •  Stage 5: Additional filtration (before delivering at the faucet point) in case there is any build-up of particles or sneaky compounds at the storage tank. Due to the RO process, here there is the addition (30 to 60 mg/l) of some of the mineral removed (calcium and magnesium) at that phase.
  •  Stage 6: Elimination of micro-organisms through UV activation.

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In terms of the filters lifespan, all of them were designed for a one (1) year operation, however they differ in the number of gallons treated:

  • The sediment filter should be replaced after 2ooo gallons.
  • The artesian filters after 2500 gallons.
  • The iron filter lasts for 3000 gallons.

In this case, replace the filters based on what ever comes first.

…..What about the RO membrane and UV light?

Based on what the manufacture states, the ultra-fine pore membrane has a three (3) to five (5) year service life.

Regarding the UV light, it can operate more than 1 year but is suggested to change after this time for optimal operation.

Operation & Maintenance

The Home Master TMHP comes with all the required elements for an “easy”  and DIY installation; meaning, the systems will be assembled before hand.

It also includes a permeate pump and a Fast flow kit that will ensure the optimal water pressure and flow rate are achieved.

It is important that you verify the space of your undersink so that you buy a filtration system ready to fit.

…..The Flip Side…..

The faucet that comes with the filtration system is very standard and can drip overtime. If this is the case, ensure that you buy a NO AIR GAP FAUCET.


Home Master TMHP Review: Final Thoughts

What sets apart the Home Master hydroperfection from its competition is the non-electric permeate pump designed to reduce water waste with up to 80% while increasing water production at the same time.

The system has a low wastewater pure water ratio of 1:1 better than other systems like the Express Water; it is amazing for a reverse osmosis water filter.

We feel that the lifespan of the filters is a bit short, however is not bad for a RO system considering the filtration capacity.

It is a nice touch to mention the entire canister was build as one with the filtration media; this means, there is no way you will be drinking water where there is potential of building-up contaminants in the canisters itself; You will need to dispose the whole filter.

With its six (6) incorporated phases, the Home Master TMHP undersink reverse osmosis water filter system is one of the most popular among users and surely will do the same for you and your family.


What do you think about this RO filtration system?

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