Water Treatment

Reverse Osmosis

Reverse osmosis (RO) is one of the most economical methods for removing 90% to 99% of all contaminants from water. The pore structure of RO membranes is much tighter than UF membranes, enabling them to reject nearly all particles, bacteria, and organic substances. In fact, reverse osmosis technology is widely used by leading water bottling plants.

Halo’s reverse osmosis systems effectively reduce impurities such as:

• Total dissolved solids (TDS)

• Turbidity

• Asbestos

• Lead and other heavy metals

• Radium

• Dissolved organics

• Chlorinated pesticides

• Heavier-weight volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

Reverse osmosis and activated carbon filtration complement each other well. Combining these processes results in the most comprehensive protection against a wide range of water contaminants.

Taste & Odor Filtration

Standard filter media often can’t trap dissolved contaminants that affect your water’s taste and smell. That’s why Halo water treatment systems incorporate activated carbon filtration to absorb these unwanted substances and improve your water’s taste and odor.

The carbon adsorption process depends on the size of the carbon filter pores and how organic molecules diffuse through them. The efficiency of the process varies depending on the weight and size of the contaminants. Halo systems typically integrate carbon filtration alongside other water treatment stages for maximum effectiveness.

Sediment Filtration

Sediment filtration uses specialized media to trap particulates and prevent them from entering your home’s plumbing system. Filter media can come in various forms, such as depth filters, screen filters, or surface filters.

Halo sediment filters are engineered for high performance and durability, effectively removing sand, dirt, rust, and other particles from your water. Choosing the right combination of filters ensures clean water and protects your plumbing and appliances.