Zoom Digital Water Filter

Zoom filters are an effective option for removing fluoride from water supplies, along with many other contaminants, thanks to their precise and advanced water purification mechanism. These filters rely on a multi-stage filtration system with specialized layers to eliminate impurities and harmful substances.

In this technology, water passes through multiple carefully designed filter layers. The process typically begins with the removal of large particles such as dirt and sediments, then moves on to more specialized layers that absorb chemical substances, including fluoride, heavy metals, chlorine, and organic impurities.

Zoom filters are distinguished by their ability to utilize materials with extremely fine pores, preventing the passage of larger particles like fluoride and other contaminants while allowing pure water molecules to flow through. Additionally, they are equipped with a final filtration stage that uses activated carbon to enhance the water’s taste and smell, ensuring high quality.

These filters operate continuously and smoothly; untreated water enters the system, passes through the various purification stages, and exits as clean water suitable for drinking or household use, while impurities and residues are discharged separately. Thanks to their innovative design and high efficiency, Zoom filters provide a practical and safe solution for obtaining pure water free from fluoride and most other contaminants.

Yes, the Zoom Digital Water Filter can significantly reduce the salt content in water, but it does not remove it completely.

. Its ability to reduce salts depends on the technologies and stages used in the purification system.

How the Zoom Digital Filter Reduces Salts:

• Advanced Filtration Technologies:
  • Zoom Digital systems typically include a Reverse Osmosis (RO) membrane, which can remove most dissolved salts from the water.
  • This technology forces water through a semi-permeable membrane with very fine pores (0.0001 microns), allowing only water molecules to pass through while blocking salts and other contaminants.
• Multiple Filtration Stages:
  • Zoom systems often include additional stages, such as:
    • Carbon Filter: To improve taste and odor.
    • Sediment Filters: To remove large impurities.

Salt Reduction Levels:

• The RO system can remove up to 90-98% of dissolved salts in the water. However, a small percentage of salts may remain to maintain the proper mineral balance, as complete removal of salts can affect the taste and nutritional value of the water.

Does it Fully Reduce Salts?

• If the goal is to reduce dissolved salts to the lowest possible level, the Zoom Digital filter is an excellent choice.
• However, if you need water that is completely free of salts (such as water used in medical labs or certain industrial applications), more specialized systems like ion exchange treatment or dual-stage reverse osmosis may be required.
• The Zoom Digital Water Filter effectively reduces dissolved salts by up to 98%, making it ideal for household use while maintaining a healthy balance in water quality.