CLARYN 100 GPD 5-Layer RO Membrane
High-capacity 100 GPD 5-layer TFC RO membrane for larger households and high-demand applications. Up to 98% salt rejection. Ideal for borewell water and high-TDS conditions.
100
GPD
5
Layers
98%
Rejection
2000
Max TDS ppm
CLARYN
100
GPD Membrane
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Key Benefits
- 100 GPD output — 33% more daily purified water than a 75 GPD membrane
- Up to 98% salt rejection for consistent, high-quality purification
- 5-layer TFC construction for durability and long service life
- Designed for high-TDS borewell water and large-family use
- 12-month manufacturer warranty included
- Suitable for 6+ member households or high daily consumption
Applications
Who Is This For?
- Larger families with higher daily water consumption
- Borewell water with TDS above 800 ppm
- Homes where 75 GPD flow is insufficient
- Small offices and commercial kitchens
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | CLR-RO-100-5L |
| Flow Rate (GPD) | 100 GPD |
| Membrane Layers | 5 |
| Salt Rejection | Up to 98% |
| Membrane Material | Thin Film Composite (TFC) Polyamide |
| Maximum Feed TDS | 2000 ppm |
| Operating Pressure | 40–80 PSI (recommended) |
| Operating Temperature | 4°C – 45°C |
| Dimensions | Specification to be confirmed |
| Weight | Specification to be confirmed |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Compatibility
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a CLARYN RO membrane last?
A CLARYN RO membrane typically lasts 12–24 months under normal residential use, depending on your source water quality, daily consumption, and pre-filter maintenance. In areas with very high TDS (above 1500 ppm) or high iron content, the membrane may need replacement closer to 12 months. Regularly replacing your sediment and carbon pre-filters every 3–6 months significantly extends membrane life.
Which RO systems are CLARYN membranes compatible with?
CLARYN membranes use the industry-standard 1.8" x 12" (for 75 GPD) form factor and are compatible with virtually all major Indian RO brands including Kent, Aquaguard, Pureit, Livpure, HUL, and most generic RO systems. Always verify your system's membrane size and GPD rating before purchasing. If unsure, contact us — we'll help you confirm compatibility.
What TDS should I expect from my purified water?
The exact output TDS depends on your source water TDS and the membrane's current salt rejection rate. As a guide: if your source water is 500 ppm, a healthy membrane at 98% rejection will produce water around 10 ppm. At 1000 ppm source, output will be approximately 20 ppm. The WHO guideline for drinking water TDS is below 500 ppm; many experts recommend below 150–200 ppm for RO output. Note: extremely low TDS (below 50 ppm) is sometimes a concern — consult a water specialist for your specific situation.
Can I install a CLARYN membrane myself?
Yes — membrane replacement is generally a DIY-friendly task. You typically only need to shut off the feed water, depressurize the housing, remove the old membrane, insert the new one (ensuring correct orientation), reassemble, and flush the system for 15–20 minutes. Our step-by-step installation guide walks you through every step with photos. If you're not comfortable, a local water technician can complete it in 15–30 minutes.
How do I know when my membrane needs replacing?
Key indicators include: (1) TDS rejection drops significantly — use a TDS meter before and after the membrane; if rejection falls below 90%, replacement is recommended. (2) Purified water flow becomes noticeably slower despite clean pre-filters. (3) The membrane has been in service 12–24 months. (4) Water tastes or smells different despite clean filters. Testing your output TDS regularly with a TDS meter is the most reliable method.
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Purchase Options
12-month warranty. Register your product after purchase to activate.
Installation Guide
Step-by-step guide with photos. Most installations take under 30 minutes.
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