CLARYN 100 GPD RO Membrane (5000 TDS)
High-Flow RO Membrane for Domestic Water Purifiers. 15-layer polyamide membrane designed for dependable purification in high-TDS water conditions up to 5000 ppm.
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Usage Guide
Installation & Care
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Install membrane in the correct direction inside a compatible housing.
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Flush the membrane as recommended before regular use.
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Use sediment and carbon pre-filters to protect the membrane.
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Check inlet water pressure and pre-filter condition regularly.
Common Questions
FAQs
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.