Resources
Buyer guides, drawings and certificates
Six guides to sizing, pressure, water quality and installation, the installation drawings out of the manual, and the certificates and documents as KomiBright publishes them.
Knowledge
How reverse osmosis works, what the water coming in has to be, and the words on a spec sheet.
ArticlesWater filtrationRO technologyWater quality
Before you choose
Written from KomiBright's manuals. Where a figure has never been published, the guide says so.
Showing 4 of 6 guides
The guides
How to size a system
Start from litres a day, not from the model number. The range covers roughly 200 to 3,800 litres a day, and the gap between the ends of it is the whole decision.
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- Everyone
What “no pump” actually means
It is the strongest thing about this range and the easiest to misread. No pump does not mean no pressure.
- For distributors
Municipal tap, or a lake?
The single question that splits the catalogue in two, and the one most likely to produce a warranty argument if it is answered wrong at the point of sale.
- For distributors
Where the repeat revenue is
A system sells once. The cartridge and the membrane sell for as long as the system runs — the cartridge more than once a year on hard water, the membrane a little over a year.
Guides
How one goes in, what gets replaced and when, and the terms the cover is written against.
InstallationMaintenanceProduct guides
How one goes in
Three pages from the installation manual that ships with the machine: the ports on the housing head, the run under the sink, and the cartridge change. The drawings and every label on them are KomiBright's own.
Media
The library: patents, certificates, test data and the manuals themselves, as they are released.
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Documents
Released by KomiBright and published here as they arrive.
The certificates, as published
Every document below is the file KomiBright already hosts, linked rather than copied. With two exceptions they certify the materials and components a system is built from, most of them issued to the supplier of that part. A sheet for the housing's PP is not a sheet for the machine.
KomiBright states that its products and materials have obtained WQA, CE, SGS, NSF, ISO9002, BSI, ISO14001 and other international quality certifications.
Housing — PP5 material
3.2 gallon metal tank
RO membrane — Canature
Booster pump — E-CHEN (A95R only)
Activated carbon in the combo filter
Connectors — ITiGER
RO membrane — Hunan Ovay
Combo filter cartridge — Ningbo H O
Assembly lubricant
The company, and a machine a customer registered
The company
A finished KomiBright machine
WaterMark, Australia — through the distributor
A finished machine, registered by a customer
The two Australian labels carry a WaterMark licence number but are not the certificate itself, which belongs to the licence holder and has not been supplied. They are shown as what they are: the mark as it is printed on machines sold there.
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