Drinking Water Maker

There are several technologies used in the Drinking Water Maker, including filtration, filtering and water purification processes. The following are some of the common components contained in a Drinking Water Maker:

1. Pre-filter: The pre-filter is in charge of removing coarse particles such as dirt, sand, and dust from the water.
   
2. Activated Carbon Filter: Activated carbon filters work by absorbing chemicals such as chlorine, pesticides, and unwanted odors or tastes in water.
3. Fine Sieve or Membrane: Fine sieves or membranes are used to filter out smaller particles, such as fine impurities, heavy metals, and microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses.
4. Purification Process: Some Drinking Water Makers also use additional technologies such as reverse osmosis or distillation to purify water by removing most of the unwanted contaminants and minerals.
5. UV Sterilization: Some Drinking Water Maker systems are equipped with an ultraviolet (UV) lamp to kill any remaining microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, resulting in sterile water.