The E1 Reverse Osmosis System is an economical water treatment solution, which reduces operating and post treatment costs. The E1 Reverse Osmosis system helps you reduce maintenance costs by reducing contaminants* from your water that affect taste and clog equipment. Control your installation costs by using a system configured for your unique needs. Keeps your operating costs low with an easy-to-use electronic controller.

No limits for your water quality regardless of quantity—the Culligan G3 Reverse Osmosis system processes water to help meet your most demanding and exacting industrial requirements. The durable reverse osmosis membrane processes large volumes while reducing water waste; you can manage the system using a touch panel electronic controller. Better quality water improves
industrial processes by reducing contaminants* that corrode and clog equipment, so your investment in the Culligan G3 RO benefits your operations for years to come.

When you install a G1 Reverse Osmosis system, you combine cost-effective system configuration, cost-minimizing operations, and reduced post-treatment costs. The G1 Reverse Osmosis system helps you reduce maintenance costs by reducing contaminants* from your water that affect taste and clog equipment. Control your installation costs by using a system configured for your unique needs. Keep your operating costs low by monitoring and changing the G1 RO settings with an easy-to-use electronic controller. Purchasing a G1 RO is more than a sound business decision—you improve the quality of life for your building.

Culligan® makes it simple to manage your water for drinking and industrial processes. The G2 Reverse Osmosis system is a flexible, expandable configuration customized to help meet your most demanding and exacting consumption needs. Manage the reverse osmosis system using an easy-to-reach electronic controller that automates when to get the quantity and quality of water based on your specific requirements.

Minimize by-the-pound waste removal costs by separating water out from the sludge, concentrating the wastewater solids.

Foaming occurs when a water system with a foaming contaminant mixes with air. Prevent foaming from occurring with Antifoam or knock it out after it happens with a Defoamer.