Stations · Schools · Small communities
1,000 LPH Community RO Water Refilling System
≈ 8,000 L in an 8-hour day — roughly 400 five-gallon containers. Groundwater / deep-well ready.
RO Systems for Water Refilling Stations in the Philippines
Equipment selection in plain language — for station owners, not engineers
- 0.25–50 m³/h
- Commercial RO range
- 97–99%
- Typical salt rejection
- Since 1997
- KONCHE manufacturing
A refilling station runs on one treatment line: filtration matched to your water source, an RO unit sized to your daily containers, and final disinfection. This page shows how it works, how to choose, and what maintenance costs.
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KONCHEMARKET SOLUTION · PHILIPPINESMODEL KONCHE PH-WRS · WATER REFILLING STATION RORO + UV DISINFECTIONMUNICIPAL OR DEEP-WELL CONFIGURATIONENGINEERED BY KONCHE · 2026
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What equipment does a Philippine water refilling station need?
One integrated line: source-water tank and pump, filtration matched to your water source, an RO unit sized at 2–2.5 times your daily container sales, and UV disinfection before storage. KONCHE, manufacturing RO systems in Shenzhen since 1997, configures and supplies these complete lines for Philippine stations through local distributors.
On this page
- Two standard systems — 500 LPH and 1,000 LPH RO lines for Philippine stations
- Choosing the right equipment — by water source and daily output
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Two standard systems for Philippine stations
Small stations · Tight spaces
500 LPH Compact RO Drinking Water System
≈ 4,000 L in an 8-hour day — roughly 200 five-gallon containers. PLC automatic control.
Choosing the right equipment for your station
1. Start with your water source
Municipal supply and deep well are not interchangeable — the wrong filtration is the most common reason for early membrane replacement.
| Compare | Municipal / LGU piped supply | Deep well |
|---|---|---|
| Water character | Treated, chlorinated; quality varies by area | Often higher hardness, iron or salinity; varies well by well |
| Filtration needed | Sediment filter + activated carbon | Stronger multimedia filtration, iron removal, softening |
| Check first | A simple TDS reading of your supply | A full water analysis (TDS, hardness, iron) |
2. Match the RO unit to your daily containers
One 5-gallon container holds about 19 liters. Choose a system rated at about 2–2.5 times your daily sales — real output runs below rated output, and you need headroom for peak days.
| Containers sold per day | Purified water needed | Suggested system class |
|---|---|---|
| 100 × 5-gallon | ≈ 1,900 L/day (≈ 500 GPD) | 1,000–1,500 GPD |
| 200 × 5-gallon | ≈ 3,800 L/day (≈ 1,000 GPD) | 2,000–2,500 GPD |
| 400 × 5-gallon | ≈ 7,600 L/day (≈ 2,000 GPD) | 4,000–5,000 GPD |
Reference sizing. KONCHE confirms the final configuration from your water analysis after engineering review.
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Send your water source (municipal or deep well), daily container target and any water analysis you have. KONCHE will recommend a configuration and connect you with a distributor serving your area.