WSP 000 GPD Reverse Osmosis System - Commercial

Designed for commercial and industrial use, this reverse osmosis system treats up to 10,000 gallons of water per day. It tackles dissolved solids that affect the taste and quality of drinking or process water, including lead, arsenic, fluoride, nitrates, and other troublesome contaminants.

What a Plumber Sees First When Inspecting Your Water Line

When a plumber looks at your water line, they often notice a concentrated setup with gauges on the inlet and outlet pipes, and a control head managing flow. It’s clear right away this isn’t a simple filter. The system runs a steady process that involves feeding water, flushing the membrane, and shutting off automatically when needed. This tells an experienced eye that it’s built to handle a high volume of water, treating it carefully to pull out dissolved solids and contaminants that standard filters can’t touch.

The Control Head That Keeps It Running Smoothly

The heart of this system’s operation is its control head, designed specifically to manage the feed water, flush cycles, and shutoff automatically. It includes a ROC controller that monitors performance and triggers an auto flush to keep the membrane clean without your involvement. Plus, there are gauges before and after the filters so your plumber or maintenance person can easily check pressure and flow, ensuring the system is working as it should. This setup helps reduce waste and extend the life of the membrane.

The Thin-Film Composite Membrane That Does the Hard Work

Inside the main vessel sits a thin-film composite reverse osmosis membrane. This membrane is the key to reducing dissolved solids — minerals, salts, and certain chemicals dissolved in your water that affect taste and safety. The membrane works by forcing water through a semi-permeable barrier that traps these contaminants. It’s a proven technology that targets not just general total dissolved solids (TDS) but also specific concerns like lead, arsenic, fluoride, and nitrates. Different from a simple carbon filter, this membrane handles a wide range of impurities.

The Tank and Flow Capacity for Commercial Use

The system includes a pressure vessel designed to hold and manage treated water, sized precisely based on your water demand and setup. Though exact dimensions aren’t published upfront, we confirm the appropriate size for your installation. The system can handle a continuous output of about 10,000 gallons per day, making it suitable for commercial or industrial process lines where a steady, high volume of treated water is essential.

Who This System Is Built For

This reverse osmosis system is designed for commercial or industrial operations needing high-capacity water treatment. It’s not intended for small households or low-flow residential uses. If you run a facility that requires large daily volumes of purified water—for example, a food service operation, lab, or manufacturing process—this system fits well. If your needs are smaller or more domestic, you should consider a smaller-capacity unit instead. Confirm your flow rate and specific water concerns before choosing.

What Comes With Your System and The Next Steps

The system ships complete with the control head, the thin-film composite RO membrane installed in its vessel, and pre- and post-filter pressure gauges. We confirm your exact configuration once we review your water problem and daily water demand. Because this is a quote-only system, reach out to the Water Softener Plus team with your ZIP code and water details. We’ll help size the system properly for your water and send a personalized estimate, all backed by expert advice from people who handle these systems daily.

Who this size is right for

At 10,000 gallons per day this is sized for a commercial or industrial process line.

The rated output assumes reasonable feed water and temperature. Colder or dirtier feed water lowers it, so choose a size above your true daily requirement.