KC-3012-800 800 GPD RO-membraan
KC-3012-800 is a high-capacity reverse osmosis membrane element designed on polyamide membrane technology, offering stable salt rejection performance and consistent water production under standard RO operating conditions.
Within the 3012 platform, this model is positioned for system designs requiring higher flow output and stronger continuous water supply capability in residential and light commercial applications.
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Technische specificaties& Prestatie
| Model | Gestabiliseerde zoutafstoting (%) | Gemiddelde permeaatstroom (GPD(m³/d)) |
|---|---|---|
| KC-3012-800 | 96.00 | 800(3.04) |
Standaard testomstandigheden
| Testdruk psi (MPa) | Testoplossing NaCl (ppm) | Herstel (%) | Temperatuur (°C) | PH |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100(0.69) | 500 mg/l | 55 | 25 | 7.5-8.0 |
Afmetingen

Verpakking
Elk membraan is individueel verpakt in een afgesloten beschermende zak.
Standaard verpakkingsopties omvatten:
- 20 stuks / karton
- 25 stuks / karton
- 30 stuks / karton
- 50 stuks / karton
- Aangepaste verpakking beschikbaar volgens de eisen van de klant
Veelgestelde vragen
Q1: What type of system is KC-3012-800 typically used in?
It is generally used in high-flow RO systems where continuous water production and higher daily output are required.
Vraag 2: What should be considered when selecting KC-3012-800 in a system design?
System-level factors such as pump capacity, recovery rate, and storage tank configuration should be considered alongside membrane flow rating.
Q3: Is this membrane compatible with standard RO housing systems?
Ja, it is designed for standard 3012 housing compatibility, but overall system performance depends on complete RO system configuration.
Q4: Kan dit model gebruikt worden als vervanging voor bestaande membranen??
Ja, it can be used as an alternative option if system operating conditions are compatible.
