Pureit Eco Elite 2X RO Purifier with RO+UV+MF+Alkaline Filtration

TDS (total dissolved solids) is a measurement which refers to the combined total amount of both inorganic and organic substances dissolved in water. These can be total charged mineral content in water and any neutral (uncharged) compounds such as sugar, alcohol, many organics (including many pesticides and their residues), and unionized forms of silica, ammonia and carbon dioxide.

TDS meters measure the conductivity of a water sample, which correlates to the concentration of only charged ions or mineral content.

TDS meters typically display the total dissolved solids in parts per million (ppm) or mg per litre. Total charged ions" is likely a much better term for what the TDS meter measures. Fortunately, a measurement of total charged ions is good enough for most purposes.

Natural TDS levels can vary based on regional geology but do not necessarily indicate water quality issues. If you have questions on what should be TDS water you consume, we suggest consulting your dietician/doctor.

TDS meters are unable to detect certain contaminants, as they primarily measure the electrical conductivity of water, which reflects the presence of charged ions. Here are some common contaminants that TDS meters cannot detect:

Non-ionic Organic Compounds: TDS meters cannot detect organic substances that are uncharged, such as pesticides, herbicides, pharmaceuticals, and petroleum-based products like gasoline and motor oil.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs): TDS meters are ineffective in detecting VOCs, which are organic compounds that can easily vaporize into the air. VOCs include chemicals like benzene, toluene, and trichloroethylene, often found in industrial solvents and household products

Heavy Metals: While TDS meters can detect the presence of some heavy metal ions, they may not be sensitive enough to identify toxic levels of specific heavymetals, including lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, andchromium 6.

Bacteria and Microorganisms: TDS meters cannot detect the presence of bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms in water. Specific tests, such as microbial culture or DNA-based methods, are required for their detection.

Radioactive Contaminants: TDS meters cannot identify radioactive substances such as radon, uranium, or radium that may be present in water sources.

Dissolved Gases: TDS meters do not measure the presence of dissolved gases like hydrogen sulfide (producing a "rotten egg" smell) or carbon dioxide. It's important to note that while TDS meters cannot detect these contaminants directly, their presence may affect the overall TDS reading indirectly due to the contribution of charged ions. However, for accurate and comprehensive water testing, specific tests targeting these contaminants should be conducted at BIS approved 3rd party lab.

TDS meters can be useful in testing the efficiency of certain water filters, such as distillers or reverse osmosis systems, to ensure their core technology is functioning properly. Its useful to broadly compare the purified water and feedwater with respect to their TDS values.

While TDS meters are useful for estimating the mineral content in water, they have limitations in detecting specific contaminants. They should be considered as screening tools rather than comprehensive water testing devices. To ensure water safety, comprehensive water testing through certified laboratories or consulting water quality experts is recommended.

TDS meters measure the electrical conductivity of water. Dissolved salts that dissociate into charged ions carry an electrical charge, conductivity of these charged ions is directly measured by the probe or electrode of TDS meter, and it is then converted into the TDS value in ppm (part per million or mg/Ltr.) and is seen on the display.

Factors Affecting TDS Measurements: TDS measurements can be influenced by factors such astemperature, pH, and the presence of air bubbles in between the electrodes, and dissolved gases in water. Understanding these factors helps interpret TDS measurements accurately.

Reasons for varied readings include:

Ions: The nature of charged positive ions (which is what the TDS meters are measuring) is that they are always moving. Therefore, there may always be variances in the conductivity, and thus a different reading.

Temperature: Even with ATC, temperature changes by a tenth of a degree may increase or decrease the conductivity. Additionally, the temperature coefficient (what the reading is multiplied by to adjust for temperature differences) changes slightly depending upon the range of ppm. Our meters and virtually every meter under $500 has a single temperature coefficient, regardless of the range. (The new COM100 offers three temperature coefficient options, but each is linear once selected).

Air bubbles: Even a tiny air bubble that has adhered to one of the probes could potentially affect the conductivity, and thus the reading.

Lingering electrical charges: Electrical charges off fingers, static electricity off clothes, etc. on the meter and lingering electrical charges in the water will affect the conductivity of the water.

Container/ glass /cup material: Plastic cups retain lingering electrical charges more than glass. If the meter touches the side of the glass or plastic, it could pick up a slight charge. If the plastic is retaining a charge, it could also affect the water.

Volume changes: The amount of water in the sample may affect the conductivity. Different volumes of the same water may have different levels of conductivity. Displacement may affect the conductivity as well. Probe positioning: The depth and position of the probe in the water sample may also affect the conductivity. For example, if a meter is dipped into the water, removed, and then dipped into the water again, but in a different spot, the reading may change.

Rinse: Always rinse probe with the sample to be measure just before measurement.

Stir/tap: After dipping the meter in the water sample, always lightly tap it against the side and stir the meter to remove any lingering air bubbles or electrical charges.

Positioning: When taking the reading, always make sure to hold the meter straight up without it touching the sides or bottom of the glass/beaker/cup. The probe should be suspended as close to the center of the water sample as possible.

Time: The longer the meter is in the water, the more accurate the reading will be. Temperature: 25 degrees Celsius is the ideal temperature for conductivity readings, even if the meter has ATC.

Rinse: If switching between very low and very high ppm water, always rinse the probes with distilled water to avoid any buildup.

As you are aware, Pureit water purifiers have mineral enhancer cartridge post RO membrane which adds back natural minerals in the range 5 ppm to 60 ppm into the RO purified water and water with these minerals get stored in purified water storage tank, and hence for calculation of TDS reduction, one should use the water ex-RO membrane and get that water tested for TDS, but this should be done by an authorized service technician only. While TDS meter give broad idea on RO membrane performance, it is recommended to get feed water and water Ex-RO membrane checked for TDS values from BIS approved 3rd party lab (URL for BIS website for approved lab list).

As per in-house lab data, the accuracy of TDS meter varies between ± 10% when calibration standard samples are tested using the TDS meter and using the method mentioned in IS 3025 part 16:2023 as recommended by BIS in IS 16240:2023.

Basis the frequency of use, maintenance of TDS meter, water quality and chemistry, the TDS meter may show values beyond the accuracy level, it is hence recommended to get your TDS meter regularly checked from BIS approved 3rd party lab (URL for BIS website for approved lab list) and maintain it as per above recommendations.

Pureit Eco Water Saver Mineral RO+UV+MF has a 8-Stage Purification Process which ensures you get water that is sweet and always safe.

In the first stage, the water passes through the Pre-Sediment Filter which removes fine and coarse particulate impurities/dirt.

The second stage is the Pre-RO Carbon Filter that removes chlorine and organic impurities like harmful pesticides. It also adsorbs bad taste and odour-causing organic compounds from water. The third stage is the Mesh Filter which removes the remaining dirt.

Then the water passes through the RO Membrane at high pressure, with the help of an inbuilt pump. The RO Membrane removes dissolved salts, hardness, pesticides and heavy metals like arsenic, lead and mercury. It also removes microbial contaminants like bacteria, virus, protozoa and cysts.

Fifth stage is a high intensity UV Chamber that acts as an additional stage of purification to further inactivate bacteria, virus and parasites to deliver safe water.

After the UV Chamber, water passes through a Compound Post carbon + Mineral cartridge that adds adequate quantities of essential minerals to the water and at the same time acts as a polisher and enhances the taste of purified water.

Last stage is the Micro Filtration (MF) Membrane which added Post-RO and ensures that the water is purified not once but thrice!

Pureit Eco Water Saver Elite RO+UV+MF has a storage tank capacity of approx 9.5 to 10 litres under running water. The process of filling the storage tank is fully automatic and when you take water out of the tank, the purification process automatically starts and refills the storage tank.

Pureit Eco Water Saver Elite RO+UV+MF can purify water upto 24 litres per hour. However, the time taken to purify depends on the life of the filters, the input water pressure, TDS and other impurities present in water.

You need to call the Pureit Helpline and order for a Germkill Kit. Our technician will visit your place and replace the Germkill Kit at a nominal cost.

Pureit Eco Water Saver Elite RO+UV+MF has been designed in such a way that during the first time startup of the device, the “Tank Full” indicator will blink for approximately 15 minutes and then normalise for usage.

No. After Pureit Eco Water Saver Elite RO+UV+MF is installed or whenever the Germkill Kit(s) are replaced, discard the first cycle of water (10 litres) that is filled in the storage tank.

In case there is no purified water in the storage tank then you need to first check for LED indications. If it shows Tank icon blinking post installation, there is no water supply then you can check whether the Ball Valve is closed or the power is off. If none of the above cases are true, please call Pureit Helpline.

It is not recommended to open and service device by an individual. Call our Pureit Helpline if you face any issue which requires servicing and opening the device

Pureit Eco Water Saver Elite RO+UV+MF will purify “potable” water for removal of hardness and other impurities to give you safe drinking water. If the input water has impurities normally not present in drinking water (high iron/ turbidity/ microbial contamination etc.) or water is from unknown source (river/lake/pond/ borewell etc.) then suitable pre-treatments may be required.