Water Distiller
(1) It include all protection and it is safe.
(2) High Efficiency
(3) High Quality and Competitive Price.
Water Distiller
(1)Power Consumption:0.75KW, 0.75KW, 4.5KW, 7.5KW and 13.5KW
(2)Power supply: 220V / 110VAC 50-60Hz(1L and 1.5L, 5L) or 380VAC(10L and 20L)
(3)Distilling Volume:1L / Hour, 1.5L / Hour, 5L / Hour, 10L / Hour, 20L / Hour
(4)Inner container volume: 4L for 1L/ Hour, ...
(5)Inner container:Stainless steel 304
(7)External shell:Modification (PP for 1L and 1.5L) or steel 304 material (5L to 20L)
(8)Active carbon:Natural coconut shell material
(9)Overtemperture Safety:Power-off when temperature is 160°C
(10) PC Bowl: 246 Centigrade Degree
What Are Water Distillers Used For?
Water distiller produces highly treated and disinfected water for drinking, cooking and other household uses.
The distillation process removes minerals and microbiological contaminants and can reduce levels of chemical contaminants.
Water distiller is neither intended to treat water that is visually contaminated nor intended to convert waste water to safe, microbiologically potable water.
Do I Need a Water Distiller?
If your drinking water is municipally supplied, it is likely that you do not need a water distiller for health purposes.
If your personal preference is to improve the taste of your water, remove hardness or ensure high purity, use of a water distiller may provide the enhanced treatment you seek
Is Distilled Water Safe To Drink?
It is presumed in this document that the water you are using meets all health regulations and is known to be safe.
Municipally supplied water is treated to meet health and aesthetic requirements and is subject to routine testing for microbiological contamination.
If your drinking water source is a private well, be sure to have your water tested periodically to ensure it is safe to drink.
Distilled water is safe to drink. Water distillers remove minerals like calcium and magnesium from drinking water.
In Canada, a temperate climate, water is a minor source of such minerals when compared to foods.
If you consume a reasonably balanced diet, you do not need to take a mineral supplement when drinking distilled water.
