Mar Cor CWP 100 H Dialysis RO – 5,000–13,000 GPD, Heat Disinfection, 510(k)

Equipment Overview

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,Single-skid medical RO with automated chemical RO disinfection and hot-water loop disinfection. Designed to produce dialysis-grade water per ANSI/AAMI 13959 with 510(k) compliance. Includes pretreatment components, booster and expansion hardware, and distribution accessories per the confirmed bill of materials below.

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.,Key Features and Specifications • Product Water Output: 9.3 gal/min • Minimum Feed Flow: 15.9 gal/min • Minimum Feed Pressure: 51 psi • Maximum Feed Pressure: 73 psi • Peak Rinse Flow: 15.9 gal/min • Operating Temperature Range: 5 °C to 25 °C • Salt Rejection (typical): >95% (membrane-dependent) • Bacteria/Endotoxin Reduction: >99% when properly disinfected and maintained • Membrane Configuration: Spiral-wound • Membrane Type: Modified polyamide thin-film composite (TFC) • pH Tolerance (Cleaning Range): 2–11 • RO Disinfection: Automated chemical disinfection (RO/membrane) • Loop Disinfection: Hot-water loop disinfection (semi-automated) • Electrical Service: 120/208 V, 3-phase, 60 Hz • RO Power (variant-dependent): 1.8–2.5 kW • Loop Heater Power: ~9.0 kW • Medical Device Compliance: FDA 510(k) • Water Quality Standard: Intended to meet ANSI/AAMI 13959 for dialysis water • Included Components & Accessories: (2) #10 carbon tanks, (2) #8 carbon tanks, (1) #7 carbon tank, (2) black polyethylene brine tanks, Pentek BIG BLUE filters, WRO-H osmosis machine with heat disinfection, booster pump, expansion tank, D.I. monitor, dual-tank bicarbonate station with integral control station • Controls/HMI: Operator interface with programmable disinfection cycles and alarms (per family features) • Physical Specs: Weight – 1,290 lb; Dimensions – 26.4″ W × 83″ D × 79.1″ H • Service Clearances: ~20 in (500 mm) recommended on each side

All specifications are assumed to be correct but must be confirmed by the purchasing entity.