Aura Cebilon DFlow Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System
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Aura Cebilon DFlow Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System

£1,300.00

High-flow reverse osmosis solution for uninterrupted access to pure, safe water in busy households. Aura DFlow Reverse Osmosis system provides efficient water purification for clean, fresh, and great-tasting water, perfect for home and office hydration.

pay in interest free monthly instalments: 3 x £433.33

FREE Express Shipping for Mainland UK, all others £14,99+VAT

2 Year Warranty

FREE Installation for London

IMPORTANT FEATURES
Water Leakage Safety
PH Stabiliser & Mineralizer
Multi Stage Purification Process
NSF Certified Components
Unpleasant Taste and Odour
Bacteria and Viruses (e.g. E.coli)
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Sediment and Turbidity (e.g. rust)
Chlorine and other Chemicals
Herbicides and Pesticides
Heavy Metals (e.g. Lead & Mercury)
Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) e.g. benzene
Parasites and Cysts (e.g. Giardia & Cryptosporidium)
*Free installation is only provided to all areas inside South East of England. *Cartridges may be subject to replacement earlier than the recommended period. Depending on individual usage and varying water quality. *This system requires installation by a registered plumber in order to be covered under our warranty. *Our devices require connecting to a wall power socket as the system operates with an electric pump for ideal flow pressure and tank refill.

Product Description

The Aura Cebilon DFlow stands out with its high-capacity filtration and continuous water flow, perfect for large families or offices. This cutting-edge reverse osmosis system combines durability with efficiency, removing a wide range of harmful substances from your water supply. Its ergonomic design and quick-connect filter replacement system make maintenance a breeze. Whether for drinking, cooking, or making coffee, the DFlow ensures maximum purity without sacrificing water pressure.

Stages of filtration for this model:

STAGE 1 – 5 Micron Sediment Filter
Solids like Dirt, Sand and Rust particles are retained.

STAGE 2 – Granular Activated Carbon Filter
Chlorine, Organic Contaminants, Pesticides & Chemicals.

STAGE 3 – 1 Micron Carbon Sediment Filter
Low micron sediment filter for removal of all solids.

STAGE 4 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane
Removal of 96-98% of contaminants present in the water.

STAGE 5 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane
Second stage of reverse osmosis contaminant removal.

STAGE 6 – Reverse Osmosis Membrane
Third stage of reverse osmosis contaminant removal.

STAGE 7 – PH Stabilizer & Mineralizer Cartridge
Odour removal, PH stabilizing and mineral enriching.

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SpecificationsAura Cebilon ProAura Cebilon DFLowAura Cebilon Silver
Alkaline FilterYesNoNo
Water Leakage SafetyYesYesYes
PH Stabiliser & Mineral EnricherYesYesYes
Digital Screen with Filter Life TrackingYesYesNo
NSF Certified ComponentsYesNoYes
Purification Process Stages6 Stage7 Stage5 Stage
PumpYesYesNo
Direct Flow Pumped SystemNoYesNo
Built in Water Storage TankYes (8 Liter)NoYes (8 Liter)
Power24 Volt DC adapter24 Volt DC adapterNo
Product Size260x490x425mm207x450x375 mm270x400x385 mm

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