What is the difference between commercial RO plant and Domestic RO plant?

The terms domestic RO plant and commercial RO plant are pretty explanatory. While domestic RO plant means the RO to be installed at a smaller and a much-confined level like in a house or an apartment, the commercial RO plant, on the other hand, refers to the plant that has to be planted at a higher level like in industry, factory, schools or companies.

No doubt that the domestic RO system will be used to meet the needs at a smaller level and the commercial RO plant for the needs of the people at a large like in factories, Industries, Big companies, etc. The primary purpose is to purify the water and provide access to clean drinking water to the people. Apart from this, it is also used in various industrial processes according to the specified needs of the particular industry. For example, the company may be dealing in food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, etc. But there are some essential differences in the aim of establishing the same.

Suppose you are planning to install a RO water purification system in your big company. Would you like to prefer the domestic RO system that can cater to the needs of only 5-6 people? The answer would be no. You would like to choose a commercial Reverse Osmosis plant due to its advantages in an ample space. Apart from this, they both differ in the features like quantity, specificity, customization.

Difference between Commercial RO plant and Domestic RO plant:-

Let us understand the differences in a bit of detail.

1. Quantity:

The first feature while differentiating between the two is the quantity, i.e., the amount or number of the material (here water). Suppose you are looking to cater to the needs of around 1500 people with a RO system. You will prefer buying a commercial RO system because it suits your needs. It will cater to the demands of your company. There will be a minor mismatch between the supply and demand of RO water in your company.

The water needs of a house will always be much lower than the commercial RO plant system. So, hence it becomes essential to determine the quantity requirements and then decide which RO system should be planned accordingly.

2. Specifications:

So, the second feature that comes in differentiation is the specified use of water in various industries. Typically, a commercial RO plant is designed with the sole purpose of meeting the specified water needs of a particular industry. For example, the needs of the pharmaceutical industry would be different than the food and beverages industry.

When a water purification plant is established commercially, it is not only used for potable purposes. It may be used for non-potable purposes, such as in the food processing industry. While preparing products the clean RO water is required.

On the other hand, if you need to install a domestic RO system, you won’t need to look at the specifications. This is because the domestic RO system is automatically specified according to the domestic household needs.

3. Customization

The third and final differentiation between the domestic and commercial RO systems is that the Commercial RO water purification system is designed according to the quality standard and customer expectations. It needs more time to get manufactured, organized, and installed. It is hardly observed that the home use purification system requires any customization. Therefore, it is only the commercial Reverse Osmosis plant system that requires much more labor for its establishment.

So, this was all about the difference between the commercial and domestic RO plants.

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