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1. What component must be added separately when specifying a K5
Tank Size Prefilter Post Filter Membrane Size Faucet Style
2. What can Mineral Plus cartridges do?
Stores water like a secondary tank Controls the pump operation Increases water line pressure Adds minerals to water Flushes membrane with pure RO water at shutdown
3. What is a consumer benefit of adding a Mineral Plus cartridge?
Improves the taste of the water Adds vitamins and minerals to the water Reduces the TDS of the water Increases the amount of water produced Additional contaminant removal
4. Why does the K5 have extra large porting in its faucet?
Increases RO production volume Increases flow rate Increases pressure loss Increases water quality
5. What is the capacity rating for K5 post‑filter cartridges?
No rating 100 gallons 500 gallons 1,000 gallons 18 months
6. What kind of membrane does the K5 use?
Thin Film Composite Layered Nanometer Fiber Carbon Composite Liquid Crystal Polymer Carbon
7. How many filter cartridges can the K5 accommodate?
1 2 3 4 5
8. What allows the K5 to supply multiple faucets without a pump?
The size of the membane The QuickFlo Tank Permeate Flush Flex Filters The Puremometer
9. What organization certifies K5 contaminant removal performance?
NFS WQA UL EPA Cyberdyne
10. What does an RO membrane primarily do in the K5 system?
Adds minerals back into treated water Controls water flow to the system Removes chlorine through carbon adsorption Allows water to permeate while rejecting impurities Stores purified water before dispensing
11. Where does water go after entering the K5 pre-filter?
To the storage tank first Directly to the faucet To a UV disinfection chamber Out to drain To the RO membrane
12. What does the VOC filter treat in the RO process?
Bacteria exclusively Large sediment particles Minerals like calcium Volatile organic compounds Chlorine taste only
13. What prevents TDS creep in the K5 Drinking Water Station?
Permeate Flush Accumulator Air‑charge tank Manual flush handle Sediment prefilter only Electric motor
14. What is the purpose of the Permeate Flush Accumulator?
Stores water like a secondary tank Adds minerals to water Controls the pump operation Flushes membrane with pure RO water at shutdown Increases water line pressure
15. What component of the K5 tracks filter usage and signals replacement?
Quickflo Tank Flex Filter Purmometer Permeate Flush The Membrane
16. What ensures maximum membrane efficiency in the Quick Flow tank?
System warms the water No backpressure on the membrane High flow rate to the faucet Its integration with the membrane Its integration with the Automatic Shut-off
17. How does the Quick Flow tank deliver consistent pressure?
It uses an air bladder It uses a spring to push the bladder It uses feed water pressure Constant pressure cannot be achieved with a storage tank Through mechanical turbines and gears
18. What happens in a standard RO system without permeate flush?
Controls water flow to the system Removes chlorine through carbon adsorption Stores purified water before dispensing Minerals can "creep" through the membrane, back into treated water Achieve the highest quality water
19. What is the rated capacity of post-filter cartridges in the K5?
100 gallons 250 gallons 500 gallons It does not have a rated capacity 18 months
20. What type of faucet does the K5 include?
A Economy Faucet No Faucet, you need to select one from the options Designer Chrome Faucet Designer Satin Nickel Faucet Air Gap Faucet
21. What does the automatic shutdown feature do?
Stops the flow of water after capacity is reached Shuts off pressure to the system Signals the customer it is time to change cartirdges Adds minerals back into treated water Controls water flow to the system
22. How do K5 cartridges connect to the system?
A Clamp Push Fit Twist 1/4 Turn With a magnet
23. What is the daily production capacity rating of the K5 membrane?
10 gallons 25 gallons 50 gallons 75 gallons 100 gallons
24. What happens in an air‑charge RO tank as water is dispensed?
The flow rate gradually decreases The quality is reduced Water is produced faster from the membrane It allows TDS creep through the membrane Flushes membrane with pure RO water at shutdown
25. What is the main benefit of the water‑over‑water tank design?
Faster Delivery More Production Better Quality Higher Pressure from the Faucet All of the above
26. How much water can a typical 3‑gallon air tank actually store?
3 gallons More than 2 gallons Less than 1 gallon It depends on the air charge on the bladder Water is not stored in Air-Charged tanks
27. How much water can the same‑size Quick Flow tank store?
1 gallon 2 gallons 2.9 gallons 3 gallons It depends on the feed pressure
28. What happens when the MAC Guard reaches full capacity?
Nothing The system shuts down The system reduces flow rate to the faucet and the indicator disappears The system produces an alarm The system stops working and must be reset with a new cartridge
29. How many contaminants is the K5 certified to remove with VirusGuard?
Over 1,000 total contaminents Less than 10 More than 25 additional contaminants Over 100 additional contaminants The virus guard does not have any certifications
30. What does the blue indicator on the MAC Guard represent?
Quality of the water Flowrate Temperature of the water Remaining capacity of the filter Status of the Drinking Water Station