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Filtered water is then pumped to the membrane, making the reverse
osmosis process possible.
Osmotized water, after going through a pH regulation cartridge is ac-
cumulated the treated water tank for usage. Reject water is returned
to the supply water tank, allowing it to be recirculated, optimizing the
system’s performance.
A complete treatment cycle will produce up to 2 litres of water (ap-
prox.) that will be accumulated in the treated water tank.
The ZIP is equipt with different control and security devices. In case
of any inadequate working parameters, the system will block auto-
matically, even stopping production if necessary.
In this case, the system will remain blocked until the issue has been
resolved. Until then, only the accumulated water will be available.
5.2 User interface
The ZIP Purifier has a blue and orange colour coded LED electronic
control dial which integrates a time and security functions to
efficiently manage the filtering cycle and indicate any malfunctions
detected.
VISUAL
INDICATION
LED
STATE
FUNCTION
MEANING
BLUE
LED FIXED
POWER ON
The system is in service and waiting
for a cycle.
BLUE
LED FLASHING
ALARM
The supply pitcher is not mounted or
set in correctly.
ORANGE
LED FIXED
FILTERING
The system is in service and treatment
is in process.
ORANGE
LED FLASHING
ALARM
The lower reservoir is empty or
there is insufficient water.
The chart below shows the condition of the ZIP by colour coding.
