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SKU 22043021
Q-Lab
Q-Lab Water Repurification System
$200.00
In stockStandalone recirculating repurification loop built from a reservoir, pump, flow-adjustment valve, repurification cartridge and a total dissolved solids purity monitor. It is not a primary purification system: it must be fed water that has already been purified, and feeding ordinary tap water can deplete the cartridge within a few weeks. Sold as used surplus; cartridge condition is not documented.
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Description
This stand alone Q-Lab repurification water system repurifies water in addition to conserving it. Major components include: a water reservoir, a pump, a flow adjustment valve, a repurification cartridge and to Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) purity monitor. It is important to note that the repurification system is not a primary purification system – it is a repurification system. You still must supply purified water to the machine. If you feed ordinary tap water to the tester, the water repurification cartridge may become depleted in a few weeks..
Frequently asked questions
Can this be used as our lab's primary water purification system?+
No. The source is explicit that this is a repurification system, not a primary purification system. You must still supply purified water to it; it conserves and repolishes that water rather than producing it from mains supply.
What happens if it is fed tap water?+
The source warns that if ordinary tap water is fed to the unit, the repurification cartridge may be depleted in a few weeks.
What are the main components?+
A water reservoir, a pump, a flow adjustment valve, a repurification cartridge, and a total dissolved solids (TDS) purity monitor.
How is water quality indicated?+
By the integrated TDS purity monitor. The source does not document the monitor's units, alarm setpoints or resistivity equivalence.
Is a replacement cartridge included?+
The source listing does not itemise a cartridge or state the condition of the one fitted. Budget for a replacement cartridge as part of commissioning.
What condition is the unit in?+
It is used surplus. No functional test, service history or flow-rate measurement is recorded in the source data.
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