Adapters Kit
Every adapter to connect your Mini RO system anywhere. Ships ready to install, even on the go.
Highlights
- One bubble mailer with every fitting: a faucet diverter valve, faucet thread adapters (15/16 and 13/16-inch), a 3/8-inch angle-stop adapter valve, and a drain saddle — both with 1/4-inch push-in tubing connections. Tubing not included.
- Install anywhere — standard countertop sinks, under-sink cold-water lines, toilet supply lines, or any standard 3/8-inch NPT compression fitting. Compact and travel-friendly for setups on the go.
- Contains parts for either a full under-sink installation or a more temporary setup on top of any counter right next to the sink.
Details
All the connection hardware for your Mini RO system, packed into a single bubble mailer. Inside you get a faucet diverter valve with 15/16 and 13/16-inch thread adapters, a 3/8-inch angle-stop adapter valve (with a 3/8 × 1/4-inch reducer), and a 1/4-inch push-in drain saddle. Between them you can hook the system up almost anywhere: a countertop sink, an under-sink cold-water line, a toilet supply, or any standard 3/8-inch NPT compression fitting — at home, in an apartment, or in an RV on the go. Tubing isn't included.
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Questions, answered
What contaminants do our water systems remove?
Our water systems are engineered to significantly reduce or eliminate a wide range of contaminants, providing you with cleaner, safer water.
Sediment filters: designed to remove sediment, dirt, rust, sand, and other particulate matter from the water. They improve water clarity and protect downstream filters, such as carbon filters and RO membranes, from premature clogging.
Carbon filters: effectively remove chlorine, chloramine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, herbicides, and other chemicals that can affect taste and odor.
Reverse-osmosis (RO) membranes: highly effective at removing a broad spectrum of contaminants, including lead, arsenic, fluoride, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, cysts, and PFAS.
How often do I need to replace the filters/membrane?
Filter replacement frequency depends on your water usage and local water quality. Maintaining optimal water quality requires replacing filters regularly. Typically, we recommend these general guidelines:
Pre-filters: every 3–6 months. These filters handle the initial removal of larger particles and chlorine, protecting your RO membrane.
RO membrane: every 12 months. Keeping your membrane in great condition is critical to obtaining high-quality pure water.
Your actual replacement schedule may vary based on your water usage and the specific quality of your local water supply. We strongly recommend regular water testing to confirm your water quality and fine-tune your filter replacement schedule for peak performance.
How do I install my water system?
Each water system comes with a detailed installation manual. We also offer links to online video tutorials to assist with the install. Customer support is available to help guide you through the process if you would like to send us a message. If you're uncomfortable with small DIY installations, we recommend finding a professional installer in your area.
Do your water systems require any maintenance?
Beyond filter replacement, minimal maintenance is required. Periodically wipe down the exterior of the system and check for any leaks. Refer to your system manual for any specific maintenance instructions.
Where can I purchase replacement filters?
You can purchase replacement filters directly from our website, general retailers, or by contacting our customer service team. We recommend ordering replacement filters directly from us to ensure that you get the right replacement filter every time.
Can I return my water system?
Yes, you can return your water system if you are not satisfied. Due to the nature of the product, the water system must be unused and be returned within 30 days of purchase. Please refer to our Terms of Service policy for full details.
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