Sure,

Aquaphor is 26x34x9 (cm)
Disruptor is 32x39x14 (cm)

So basically Aquaphor is more compact, but it is not self standing.

We now FINALLY have the maintenance video ready. Tried our best to make it as clear as possible. Any comments are welcome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFAye8Kmpko

Great news! All our products now qualify for installments plan on Shopee. 6 or 12 months. You can make a purchase on Shopee and we either send the system to you or come and install.

New PoE+PoU packages!

Will reply now, but unfortunately we have no installer in JB area

Many happy customers went for a 2nd year, changing stage 3 only, since stage 1 and 2 are still in great shape in places where there is no excess iron.

This post has been edited by hestati: Aug 15 2019, 12:05 PM

Thank you very much for your purchase and for your kind review!

It is not, but you much have the right tools if you want to DIY it. If we pre-assemble bypass, then from the tools you need a drill only.

Yes, with Disruptor you definitely can.

Hi, yes, stock is ready.

Thank you for the review and for purchase! Hope the flow stays healthy for much longer than your previous filter!

You need to get a pump to further increase the flow.

As for additional contaminants, Disruptor cartridge removes most of these that could be possibly removed by activated carbon.

Limiting factor is always carbon block, not pre-filter. Easier to install the pump if you really want the flow to be honest.

You can't backwash pre-filter, it will damage it. Anything pleated polyester cannot be backwashed, unless it is specifically designed for backwash.

You can just remove all the cartridges and see how is the flow. My guess, even with all cartridges removed, your flow will not be significantly better. Stage 1-2 and pre filter also have almost 0 impact on flow (when clean)

Hi, thanks for the question.

Disruptor does not work the same way. Yes, stage 1 is 1 micron for sediment removal, stage 3 is carbon block with 0.5 micron pores for best chlorine removal, but the core of the system is stage 2, Disruptor cartridge.

Disruptor cartridge has nominal of 1.2 micron, but the way it works is by creating a positive low electrical charge through whole depth of it, meaning it can trap 99.99% of negatively charged contaminants regardless of how small they are. I hope I explained it clearly, but there are couple of links which explain it even in more details, including a source from NASA.

https://spinoff.nasa.gov/Spinoff2009/er_2.html

https://www.water-technology.net/contractor...lstrom-tampere/

https://www.ahlstrom-munksjo.com/link/d8660...5fd3881398.aspx


In practical terms it means that Disruptor will be able to remove a lot more contaminants than 3M DWS2500 you have mentioned. That 3M is directly comparable to Aquaphor Crystal Eco, but Disruptor is more advanced. In the PDF above, you can check different technology comparison, where 3M is UF membrane.

Hope it helps.

Sure,,may you have any questions, please let me know.

Depends, we did install in condo as well. Would your management allow you to install in the meter room? If not, are there pipes easily accessible inside the condo? You mentioned you have 3M mini PoE, where is it installed? It can be replaced with 10" version of our PoE or 20" if it fits. But what is wrong with 3M mini PoE? Requires often cartridge changes?

Depends where. If in the meter room, then most of the time both 20 and 10 can both fit. If inside the condo itself, then probably 10" only (150RM cheaper), but sometimes 20" fits as well.

But I would only recommend it if installation is rather simple. If wall hacking and patching is required, it quickly becomes too expensive to install.

Mine is actually 4 stages, since I have 1 filter in test, so it is carbon+Disruptor.

Can you do a very simple test? Disconnect the tube right after the inlet valve and measure the flow there, so meaning after the valve, but before any filters. Your tube is 3/8", so it should be relatively high. You will see that maybe inlet valve is broken, who knows.

My pressure here is roughly 52psi, at night it is higher at 55. But I have seen over 2L/min with pressure around 35-40 as well. When it drops below 30, then there are some troubles, but with 30psi you usually can't even take a shower

1) Yes, but not significantly

2) 3-4L per minute. It is capable of higher flows as well, but then chlorine reduction drops from 95%+ to lower values in 80s.

3) This is really strange. I thought you have low pressure, but from what you describe, your water is shooting out so pressure is not as low. At lest with brand new cartridges you were supposed to see 4L/min or higher, but you have low flow with 2nd system (so it is most probably not system related either), and not like slightly low but significantly lower than it is supposed to be. You need to troubleshoot and for this you need to upload the video, maybe to youtube and share link here. Film your whole system and then show the flow from the main faucet and from the valve. Try to block the flow with your finger (can estimate pressure this way). Then I will film mine in comparison.

You see what I mean? If you were initially getting 4L+ and then few weeks later 1.5L we could also say it is something in your water, but you get very low flow out of the gate, so we gotta troubleshoot it