COMMERCIAL REVERSE OSMOSIS
500 LPH Commercial Reverse Osmosis System
A model-specific 500 LPH commercial RO system configuration for central water-supply planning.

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| Model | JFPS-500L |
|---|---|
| Nominal water production | 500 L/h |
| Supply voltage | 220 V |
| Stated power | 2.1 kW |
| RO membrane configuration | 4040 × 2 |
| RO operating pressure | Confirm for the order |
| Water tank | 200 L |
| Water tank material | 304 stainless steel |
| Cabinet dimensions (L × W × H) | 850 × 750 × 1780 mm |
| Net weight | Confirm for the order |
| Inlet pressure | 0.1–0.4 MPa |
| Required inlet flow | ≥1 m³/h |
| Supply-pump flow | 1.5–3 m³/h |
| Supply-pump pressure | 0.2 MPa |
| Electrical frequency | Confirm for the order |
| Electrical phase | Confirm for the order |
Configuration details updated 11 September 2026. Values marked for confirmation are not established by the current specification. Actual output depends on feed-water and operating conditions. Confirm final configuration before order.
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What does JFPS-500L specify?
JFPS-500L is a JINFAN WATER commercial reverse osmosis configuration with 500 L/h nominal production, 220 V supply, 2.1 kW stated power and 4040 × 2 RO membranes. Actual output depends on feed-water and operating conditions.
Confirm frequency, phase, final layout, weight and supply scope for the order. Product illustrations do not establish the complete installation footprint.
Configuration update: 11 September 2026. Technical extract and source notes.