The human body is made up of over 60% water, and every cell relies on clean, safe water to function properly. Unfortunately, due to industrial pollution, outdated pipelines, and unsafe storage methods, tap water is no longer as reliable as it used to be. That's why investing in a high-quality water purification system is not just a lifestyle choice—it's a health necessity.
In this blog, we'll explore various purification technologies, compare RO vs UV vs UF systems, and help you choose the best system suited for your needs in India.
A water purification system is a technology or device used to remove contaminants from water, making it safe and clean for drinking and cooking. These systems can eliminate harmful substances such as:
Bacteria and viruses
Heavy metals (lead, arsenic)
Dissolved salts and TDS
Chlorine and bad taste/odors
Sediments and micro-particles
Whether you're using municipal water, borewell water, or tanker water, a water purifier ensures your family is protected from waterborne diseases.
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Let’s explore the most commonly used water purification systems in India:
How it works: Uses a semi-permeable membrane to remove dissolved salts, heavy metals, and TDS.
Best for: High TDS water (over 300 ppm), borewell or tanker supply.
Pros:
Removes up to 95–99% of contaminants
Effective against viruses and bacteria
Cons:
Requires electricity
Wastes some water
Explore models: Wall-Mount RO Systems
How it works: Uses UV light to kill bacteria and viruses without altering the water composition.
Best for: Municipal water with low TDS.
Pros:
Fast and chemical-free
Retains essential minerals
Cons:
Doesn’t remove dissolved salts or heavy metals
How it works: Uses a membrane to block bacteria, cysts, and some sediments.
Best for: Low TDS water with microbial contamination.
Pros:
Works without electricity
Durable and low maintenance
Cons:
Doesn’t remove dissolved salts
Explore: Non-Electric Water Purifiers
How it works: Uses carbon to absorb chlorine, odors, and organic chemicals.
Best for: Improving taste and smell
Pros:
Inexpensive
Enhances taste
Cons:
Doesn’t purify microbiologically
How it works: Use sediment and carbon filters, driven by gravity.
Best for: Areas with power outages or rural regions.
Pros:
No electricity needed
Portable and budget-friendly
Cons:
Limited purification levels
Choosing the best water purifier depends on a few essential factors:
Borewell/Hard Water: High in TDS → Go for RO
Municipal Water: Low TDS → Use UV or UF
Mixed Sources: Consider RO + UV + UF combo
< 300 ppm → UV / UF
300–500 ppm → RO + UV
500 ppm → RO or RO+UV+UF
RO purifiers: ₹8000–₹20,000
Gravity purifiers: ₹2000–₹6000
Maintenance: Filter change every 6–12 months (₹1000–₹3000 yearly)
Small families (2–4): 7–10 liters
Larger families: 12–15 liters or more
Feature | RO | UV | UF |
---|---|---|---|
Removes TDS | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No |
Removes Bacteria | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
Removes Viruses | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
Works Without Power | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Yes |
Retains Minerals | ❌ No (unless added back) | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |
Best For | High TDS water | Low TDS, municipal water | Rural areas, low TDS |
Here are some trusted water purifier options available on RomegaMart:
Kenzo RO Water Purifier – Elegant design with advanced RO + UV filtration
➤ Kenzo Water Purifier
Purella Non-Electric Purifier – Ideal for villages and low-power zones
➤ Non-Electric Purifiers
Under Sink RO System – Hidden beneath your sink for smart kitchens
➤ Under Sink RO Systems
100 LPH RO System – For offices, schools, small factories
➤ Explore Commercial RO Systems
3000 LPH SS RO Plant – High-capacity plant for industrial applications
➤ Ions Robinson Industrial RO
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✅ Wide range of domestic & industrial RO systems
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Browse options here:
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The best water purification system depends on your specific water quality, family size, and usage habits. If you’re dealing with high TDS or borewell water, RO + UV is ideal. For municipal water, UV or UF is sufficient. In rural areas or during power cuts, go for a non-electric purifier.
By choosing the right system, you're not only protecting your health but also ensuring the longevity of your plumbing and appliances.
For verified, affordable, and high-quality systems, explore your options on RomegaMart.
Reverse Osmosis (RO) combined with UV is considered the safest for Indian households with mixed water quality.
Yes, if your city supplies treated municipal water with low TDS, UV purification is usually sufficient.
Typically every 6–12 months depending on usage and water quality.
RO is better for high TDS and dissolved salts, while UF is suitable for low TDS areas and doesn’t require electricity.
No, gravity purifiers are best for low-TDS municipal water. Borewell water requires RO filtration