Wholesale · Reverse Osmosis
Wholesale Reverse-Osmosis Systems Manufactured for Dealers
Aquonyx manufactures reverse-osmosis drinking-water systems in the United States for approved independent dealers. Review how RO works and what affects performance, then apply for wholesale pricing, technical resources, replacement parts, and lifetime limited warranty coverage on qualifying systems.
How RO Works
Reverse osmosis for high-purity drinking water
Reverse osmosis forces water through a semipermeable membrane under pressure, reducing a broad range of dissolved substances to deliver clean-tasting drinking and cooking water.
A residential RO system typically combines pretreatment filtration, the RO membrane, a storage tank, and a final polishing filter at the tap. It is usually installed at the point of use — under a sink — for drinking and cooking water, and it pairs well with softening and whole-home filtration that handle the rest of the house.
Selection Factors
What affects reverse-osmosis performance
RO output and membrane life depend on the incoming water and the installation. A water test and site conditions guide the specification.
Feed water pressure
RO membranes rely on pressure to push water through the membrane. Low household pressure reduces output; a booster pump may be needed.
Water temperature
Colder water moves through the membrane more slowly, so rated production is stated at a reference temperature.
Total dissolved solids (TDS)
Higher incoming TDS increases the load on the membrane and affects how much water is sent to drain.
Pretreatment
Sediment and chlorine reduction upstream protects the membrane and extends its service life — chlorine can damage common membranes.
Hardness
Softening ahead of an RO system helps reduce scaling on the membrane where hardness is high.
General guidance only. Actual performance varies by model, water chemistry, and operating conditions.
Service & Parts
Replacement filters and membranes for the life of the system
RO systems are a recurring-revenue product line: pre-filters, post-filters, and membranes are replaced on a schedule that depends on water quality and use.
Because performance depends on maintaining the pretreatment and membrane, dealers can build a service relationship around scheduled replacements. Aquonyx supplies replacement filters, membranes, and parts to approved dealers through the dealer portal at wholesale pricing.
Recommended replacement intervals and compatible parts are listed in each model’s documentation, so a dealer can plan service and reorder with confidence.
Models, Specifications & Documents
Model specifications for approved dealers
Model-level datasheets, installation manuals, written warranties, and replacement-part references are provided to approved Aquonyx dealers. Model comparison tables are being published here — in the meantime, request current specifications.
FAQ
Reverse-osmosis manufacturer & wholesale questions
Does Aquonyx manufacture reverse-osmosis systems in the USA?
Yes. Aquonyx manufactures reverse-osmosis (RO) drinking-water systems in the United States for approved independent dealers.
How does reverse osmosis work?
Reverse osmosis pushes water through a semipermeable membrane under pressure. The membrane reduces a wide range of dissolved substances, and the treated water is stored for drinking and cooking.
Is RO a whole-house or a point-of-use system?
Most residential RO systems are point-of-use, installed under a sink for drinking and cooking water. Whole-house RO is a specialized application. The correct configuration depends on the water goal and the job.
Should water be tested before selecting an RO system?
Yes. Incoming pressure, temperature, TDS, hardness, and chlorine all affect RO selection and performance, so a water test should guide the specification.
Does RO need pretreatment?
Often, yes. Sediment and chlorine reduction protect the membrane, and softening ahead of the system helps where hardness is high. The water test determines what pretreatment a job needs.
How do dealers get replacement filters and membranes?
Approved dealers order replacement filters, membranes, and parts through the Aquonyx dealer portal at wholesale pricing.
Which systems have a lifetime limited warranty?
Qualifying Aquonyx systems carry a lifetime limited manufacturer warranty. Coverage varies by product; the written warranty provides the complete terms.
Where are RO specifications and manuals available?
Model-level datasheets, installation manuals, and written warranties are provided to approved dealers. Apply for wholesale access or contact our team to request current specifications.
Apply at No Cost
Add reverse-osmosis drinking water to your product line
Apply to become an Aquonyx dealer for wholesale pricing, replacement parts, and ordering tools, with lifetime limited warranty coverage on qualifying systems.