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swisspro water treatment
see how its make and why we called this product water treatment not water filter
Monday, May 7, 2012
EFFICIENCY OF 3-STEP SYSTEM SWISSPRO
Efficiency of 3-Step Filtration System
Note: All tests conducted by Swisspro are based on a selection of micro-organisms/chemicals which are representative of real water conditions.Download more details of our Testing History Here
Type of Particle Removed | Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 |
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Polypropylene prefilter (5 Micron) |
| Silver incorporated ceramic filter (0.2 Micron) | |
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Type of Pathogens | Suspended solids, rust, sand, bigger particles | Chemicals, odor, taste, chlorine and carcinogenic* byproducts, organic compounds ,pesticides , herbicides (THM Trihalogen Methans) See More | Microorganisms all pathogenic* bacteria & cysts See More |
Particle Removed & Details |
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Detailed Listing of particles | Zeolite removes heavy metals & inorganic compounds See More | ||
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* Zeolite is a natural, biodegradable porous raw material with any application widely used for water filtration.
* Pathogenic – Capable of producing disease
* Carcinogenic – Any substance or agent that tends to produce cancer
* Pathogenic – Capable of producing disease
* Carcinogenic – Any substance or agent that tends to produce cancer
CERTIFICATIONS SWISSPRO
Asia | ||
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PSB Singapore | TüV SüD’s | IQ Net Association |
Water Quality Association | SQS | Department of Agroindustrial Technology, Institute of Pertanian Bogor, Indonesia |
Jiangsu Provincial Supervising & testing Research Institute for Products Quality, Jiangsu | ||
USA | ||
University of Arizona,USA | Department of Industry Labor and Human Relations ,Wisconsin, USA | University of Michigan Institute of Environmental & Public Health, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA |
Harvard University,Dept.of Applied Sciences, Cambridge, USA | Spectrum Laboratories, Minnesota, USA | |
Europe | ||
Institut Bachema, Switzerland | Swiss Tropical Institute, Basle, Switzerland | University of Basle Institute of Hygiene ,Switzerland |
Insitute Pasteur Lille, France | Bernhard-Nocht-Institute, Hamburg, Germany | Laboratory of Central Brunnen, Switzerland |
Others | ||
South African Bureau of Standards ,Pretoria, South Africa | National Water and Sewerage Corporation, Kampala, Uganda | Laboratorio Clínico Lima, Perú |
Instituta Nacional de Higiene y Medicina Tropical, Guayaquil, Ecuador |
comparison of drinking water tecnology
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Comparison of Drinking Water Technology
Functions and Characteristics | Swisspro | Ultraviolet Systems | Reverse Osmosis | Distillation Systems | Jug/Pitchers Filters |
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Removes harmful bacteria | |||||
Retains water essential minerals | |||||
Instant filtration, pressure tank not required | |||||
No waste /discharge of water during usage | |||||
No electricity/power needed | |||||
Lowest running cost per liter | |
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Why Swisspro Filtered Water?
Uncompromised drinking water directly from your tap every day with the Swiss Made filtration system that removes all harmful impurities without eliminating water essential minerals.Swiss Made TechnologySwiss Made unique 0.2 micron ceramic eliminating all harmful cysts and bacteria. | |
Safe To DrinkRemoves > 99.99% microorganism with the silver ion incorporated ceramic that sterilize presence of any bacteria. | |
Eco FriendlyIts essential components are made of natural and biodegradable ingredients. | |
DurableLong lasting and reuseable filters that last up to 50,000 litres/3 yrs* | |
No Boiling & Energy SavingNo boiling & no electricity required. Energy & cost saving. | |
Health BenefitsRemoves chlorine and heavy metals effectively as well as health-threatening by-products in tap water. US studies show that consuming chlorine free water reduces the risk of cancer. | |
Quality CertifiedWater filtration system are worldwide tested and certified from recognized institutions. | |
Retains Essential MineralsHealthy beneficial minerals (for example, calcium and magnesium) are retained and therefore contribute to the natural taste of water |
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