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Millipore Sigma - RioS Essential 24 Water Purification Tank
This listing is for 1 of 2 Millipore Sigma RioS Essential 24 Water Purification Tank
These units are in full working condition and is ready for immediate use
The RiOs Essential 24 is a compact, efficient RO system that delivers around 480 L/day of consistent Type 3 water. It features minimal maintenance, intelligent self‑management, and smart cartridge monitoring—ideal for routine lab task
Key Performance Specs
Flow Rate: 24 L/hour (≈ 480 L/day) for non-critical lab uses
Purity: Provides Type 3 water with ionic rejection between 95–99% and organic/particulate rejection ≥99% (MW ≥ 200 Da)
Purification Process & Internal Features
Progard® pretreatment cartridge: Removes particles (>1 µm), free chlorine, hardness, and colloids.
High-efficiency RO membrane: Removes dissolved ions, organics, microorganisms, and particulates.
Recovery loop: Recycles a portion of reject water to feed, cutting water waste by over 50% compared to conventional RO systems
Temperature compensation: Automatically adjusts pump pressure to maintain steady flow across 5–35 °C feed water
Design & Operation
Footprint: Compact – 47 cm high × 26.8 cm wide × 33.9 cm deep
Weight: Net weight ~10.9–12.1 kg; Operating weight ~14.4–15.7 kg
Power: 100–230 V AC, 50–60 Hz
Feed water specs: Tap water under 2,000 µS/cm conductivity, 1–6 bar pressure, 5–35 °C, <3 ppm free chlorine, cleanliness index <12
User-Friendly Controls & Maintenance
LCD Display: Color‑coded backlit panel signals system alerts, alarms, and vital stats like product water resistivity and tank levels
Single consumable: One Progard® cartridge per year—easy to swap with ergonomic latch; RFID tracking prevents errors and aids traceability
Self-maintenance: Automated RO flush and membrane protection routines; “Lab Closed” function periodically flushes lines if unused
Data logging: Optional embedded Millitrack™ software offers remote access and data archives
Typical Applications
Ideal for non-critical lab needs such as:
Glassware rinsing
Hydroponics and water baths
Feed for autoclaves, humidifiers, washers
Initial feedstock for ultrapure water systems (e.g., Mill-Q)
Certifications & Compliance
Built in an ISO 9001 & ISO 14001 certified facility. EMC compliance includes CE, cUL, and FCC ®
Installation Flexibility
It’s designed for versatile placement: can sit on a bench, be attached under the bench, or be wall-mounted. Feed connection uses ½″ GAZ M threading
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Model Number
RioS Essential 24
Stock Number
50530. 50531. 4A
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Applications & Use Cases
- Supplying laboratories with purified water for general tasks such as glassware rinsing, media preparation, and buffer formulation.
- Providing feed water for ultrapure water systems, ensuring their optimal performance and longevity.
- Use in clinical analysers and environmental testing where Type 3 water quality is sufficient.
- Suitable for educational institutions and small-scale research facilities requiring consistent purified water.
- Pre-treatment for humidifiers, autoclaves, and other laboratory equipment requiring a reliable source of purified water.
Typical Specifications
- Typical throughput
- For this class of equipment, flow rates commonly range from 10 to 30 litres per hour, providing around 200 to 600 litres per day of Type 3 water.
- Water purity
- Units of this type typically deliver Type 3 (RO) water, with ionic rejection between 95-99% and high organic/particulate rejection.
- Footprint
- Compact designs are common, with typical dimensions around 40-50 cm high, 25-35 cm wide, and 30-40 cm deep, making them suitable for benchtop installation.
- Power supply
- Most units operate on standard single-phase power, typically 100-240 V AC, 50-60 Hz.
- Feed water requirements
- Units commonly require tap water feed with conductivity below 2,000 µS/cm, pressure between 1-6 bar, and temperatures typically 5-35 °C.
- Maintenance
- Maintenance for these systems is typically low, primarily involving periodic replacement of pretreatment cartridges and RO membranes, often with smart monitoring features.
- Internal features
- Commonly found features include integrated pretreatment, high-efficiency RO membranes, and sometimes water recovery loops to minimise waste.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Type 3 water, also known as RO (Reverse Osmosis) water, is purified water suitable for general laboratory applications such as rinsing glassware, preparing non-critical reagents, and feeding ultrapure water systems. It has significantly reduced levels of ions, organics, and particulates compared to tap water.
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