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RO Systems
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Budget-Friendly RO Systems
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Compare the main models and find the reverse osmosis system that fits your needs.
RO system guide and comparison ➜Budget-Friendly RO Systems: Pure Water at a Low Price
Affordable models between €200 and €500
Josmose.fr offers a range of affordable RO systems to enjoy purified water at home without investing in high-end equipment.
These models feature several filtration stages and, for the most part, a tank that keeps RO water ready to use.
Entry-Level RO System Models
Simple solutions for home use
The Basicos, Simpleos and Picos models can produce up to 15 liters of RO water per hour and include a storage system so water is available right away.
Most affordable
Basicos
The Basicos is our most affordable model for purifying household water. It can operate without electricity.
Key strength: its tank provides a constant supply of RO water with a dispensing flow rate of up to 2.5 L/min.
Removable pitcher
Simpleos
The Simpleos combines instant water availability with a removable 1-liter Tritan pitcher, BPA- and BPS-free.
Key strength: compact, stylish and easy to install, it avoids the drawbacks of a closed tank that is hard to clean.
Compact and powerful
CROSS SOLO
The CROSS SOLO stands out for its affordable price, very compact size and production capacity of up to 75 L/h.
It also gives you access to direct-flow technology at a reasonable price.
Ideal if: you have little space under the sink or want a compact RO system with a high flow rate.
Which model should you choose?
Compare the specifications of our home RO systems before making your choice.
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Low-Waste RO Systems
Saving Water: A Resource That Has Become Essential
Filtering effectively while reducing wastewater
In the face of climate change and the growing scarcity of drinking water resources, it is increasingly important to consume more responsibly.
With this in mind, we have selected low-waste RO systems, designed to combine filtration quality with water savings.
Why does an RO system discharge water?
An RO water system uses a reverse osmosis membrane to retain the impurities present in the water.
Some of the water is then used to flush out these contaminants. This is known as the rejection ratio.
Example: a ratio of 2:1 means that 2 liters of water are discharged to produce 1 liter of RO water.
Typical ranges
- Entry-level: up to 3:1, or even more if the pressure is low
- Standard models: about 2:1
- High-performance models: as low as 0.5:1
High-performing, water-saving RO systems
As little as 0.5 liter discharged per liter produced
With tank
Pure Balance
The Pure Balance offers a ratio of 1:1, a very good result for a compact tank-based RO system.
Very low wastewater
Black Beast
The Black Beast RO system achieves particularly high efficiency: only 0.5 liter discharged per 1 liter produced.
Ideal if: you want a high-performing RO system while greatly limiting the water consumed as wastewater.
Why choose a low-waste RO system?
- Less water waste
- Limited environmental impact
- Savings on water consumption
- Optimal filtration performance
Learn more about RO systems
Understand how wastewater works and compare the models that suit your needs.
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Direct-Flow RO Systems
Direct-Flow RO Systems: Instant Pure Water
Tankless, compact and high-performing
Direct-flow RO systems produce RO water on demand, with no need to store it in a tank.
Their high flow rate lets you enjoy fresh, purified water instantly, while taking up less space under the sink.
Why choose direct flow?
- Water produced on demand, no storage
- High flow rate for greater comfort
- Compact size under the sink
- Fresh water, with no stagnation in a tank
Whether you live alone, as a couple or with a family, you can choose the model based on your consumption, the available space and the flow rate you need.
Which direct-flow RO system should you choose?
Quickly compare our models
The all-rounder
With a flow rate of 95 L/h, the Optimos offers an excellent balance of flow rate, size and price.
Ideal for: a small household looking for a versatile model with water remineralization.
Flow rate + remineralization
With a flow rate of 170 L/h, the Mineros combines high output with a water remineralization system.
Ideal for: those who want a higher flow rate and remineralized RO water.
Most compact
The Picos prioritizes compactness while delivering a flow rate of 95 L/h. It is especially well suited to kitchens where every inch counts.
Ideal for: small spaces and installations where size is a priority.
At a glance
Picos
95 L/h · compactness firstOptimos
95 L/h · versatility and remineralizationMineros 2.0
170 L/h · high flow rate and remineralizationCan’t decide between several models?
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RO Water Dispensers
Reverse Osmosis Water Dispenser: Pure Water Anytime
Cold, hot and filtered water made easy
Our water dispensers give you quick access to reverse osmosis water ready to drink, both cold and hot.
Simple to use and easy to maintain, they offer a practical solution for offices, businesses and professional spaces.
Discover Our Water Dispensers
Compare models based on your needs for cold, hot and filtered water.
Explore our water dispenser rangeWhich Water Dispenser Should You Choose?
Cold, hot or filtered water
Are you looking for a cold water dispenser, a hot water dispenser or a practical filtration solution for your business?
Our models are designed to easily provide reverse osmosis water suited to the daily needs of your employees and visitors.
Water Dispensers for Different Needs
Simplicity or extra comfort
Most affordable
Hot / cold water dispenser
An economical solution that gives you cold or hot reverse osmosis water at any time.
More comfort
Dispenser with built-in refrigerator
This model also provides cold or hot reverse osmosis water, with a built-in refrigerator to keep your food fresh.
Need Hot Reverse Osmosis Water?
Our models make it easy to have hot reverse osmosis water for making tea, coffee and hot drinks.
Benefits of a Reverse Osmosis Water Dispenser
- Enjoy quality filtered water anytime
- Easily choose between cold and hot water
- Cut down on buying and storing water bottles
- Improve the taste of water, tea and coffee
- Reduce the use of plastic bottles
Find the Right Dispenser for Your Business
Discover our models and compare their features.
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Professional RO Systems
High-Flow RO System: For Professional Needs
From 125 to 1,500 liters of RO water per hour
High-flow professional RO systems are designed to filter much larger volumes of water than a home model.
They are particularly well suited to restaurants and brasseries, as well as many other professional activities that need filtered water in quantity.
An advantage in food service: RO water can reduce spotting on utensils and can also be used for preparing coffee.
A Range Suited to Different Flow Rates
Several production levels depending on your business
We offer several RO systems with production capacities ranging from 180 to 1,500 L/h, so you can match the equipment to your needs.
Compact and low-waste
Robustos Max
For higher demand, the Robustos Max combines a compact format with a production capacity of 180 L/h.
It also stands out for its reduced water consumption, with a wastewater ratio between 1:1.5 and 1:2, i.e. a stated waste rate of 35 to 40%.
Ideal if: you want higher output from a compact unit while limiting water waste.
At a glance
Robustos Max
180 L/h · compact · low wasteNeed help choosing?
Check out our tips for selecting the RO system suited to your flow rate and your business.
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Industrial RO Systems
High-Flow Industrial RO Systems
From 200 to 50,000 liters of purified water per hour
An industrial RO system produces purified water in very large quantities for many professional applications: food processing, cosmetics, cleaning, or industrial processes.
Our range covers production capacities from 200 to 50,000 L/h, with the option of designing custom installations for higher requirements.
A Range Suited to Industrial Needs
Standard machines or custom configurations
Wide flow rate range
Several configurations are available to match RO water production to the actual needs of your business.
European manufacturing
Our industrial machines are assembled in our partner factories in Spain and Ukraine, then shipped directly to you by truck.
Available options and pretreatments
Adapt the installation to your water quality
- Pre-filtration suited to the particles present in the water
- Chlorine disinfection
- Limescale treatment
- Chlorine removal before the membranes
Need a custom configuration?
We can size an industrial RO system to your flow rate, your water quality, and your application.
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Overview of industrial RO systems
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Seawater Desalination Systems
Choosing the Right Seawater Desalination System
A desalinator is a device that produces fresh water from seawater. It generally works through reverse osmosis, a very fine filtration technology capable of retaining salt and a large share of the impurities in the water. The result is desalinated water, usable as needed for drinking, technical uses or certain professional applications.
This category includes two types of solutions. The first is a portable desalinator, designed for mobile or occasional needs. Compact and easy to carry, it can be useful on a boat, during an expedition, in a remote location or in an emergency, when access to fresh water is limited. It lets you gain autonomy without installing a large fixed system.
The second is an industrial desalinator, intended for larger needs. It suits professionals, local authorities, remote sites, farms, marine applications or installations requiring regular fresh water production. Its capacity can be adapted to the volume of water required, making it a more complete solution for intensive or continuous use.
The choice between these two devices depends mainly on your situation. For a mobile, occasional or low-volume need, the portable model is generally the best fit. For larger daily production, a fixed installation and professional use, it is better to turn to an industrial solution sized to the flow rate required.
Before choosing your desalinator, it is important to consider several factors: the amount of water you want per day, the salinity of the water to be treated, the available space, the power supply, the frequency of use and the expected level of maintenance. These criteria help you select equipment that is truly suited to your use.
Whether your need is autonomy, mobility or fresh water production on a larger scale, our desalinators offer a practical solution for using seawater when access to fresh water is difficult or insufficient.
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RO System Consumables
RO System Consumables
Cartridges, filters, membranes, and maintenance kits
To keep your water quality high and your installation running properly, it is essential to regularly replace your RO system consumables.
Pre-filters, activated carbon cartridges, reverse osmosis membranes, or post-filters: each component plays a specific role in the filtration process.
Why replace consumables?
Preserve your RO system's performance
Over time, the filter elements become clogged with impurities and gradually lose efficiency. Replacing them preserves the filtration quality of the installation.
- Maintain effective filtration
- Protect the reverse osmosis membrane
- Preserve the taste and quality of the water
- Maintain the performance and flow rate of the unit
The different RO system consumables
Each filtration stage has its role
Sediment pre-filters
They trap particles in the water such as sand, rust, and suspended matter.
Activated carbon filters
Activated carbon helps reduce chlorine and certain organic compounds before the water passes through the membrane.
Reverse osmosis membranes
The core component of the RO system, the membrane provides extremely fine filtration of dissolved substances in the water.
Post-filters and complementary cartridges
Placed after the membrane, they complete the water treatment or improve its taste, depending on the system.
When should you replace filters and membranes?
Intervals that depend on your installation
The service life of consumables depends in particular on water quality, your usage, and the RO system model. As a guideline:
These durations are approximate. Always follow the maintenance recommendations for your RO system model first.
Cartridges, membranes, or complete kits?
Choose based on your maintenance needs
Individual cartridges: ideal for replacing only the filter that has reached the end of its life.
Membranes: replace when filtration performance declines or as recommended by the manufacturer.
Maintenance kits: a convenient solution to have the main consumables needed for periodic maintenance of your RO system.
Keep your RO system running for the long term
Browse our filters, cartridges, membranes, and maintenance kits compatible with many home and professional RO systems. Always check that the consumable is compatible with your appliance before ordering.
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RO System Maintenance Kits
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RO System Accessories
Reverse Osmosis System Accessories
Faucets, fittings, adapters, and parts for your installation
Looking for an accessory for your home RO system? Browse our selection of parts and accessories to install, complete, or upgrade your water purification system.
Faucets, fittings, adapters, extension kits, and treatment accessories: choose the components that suit your installation.
Accessories for your RO system
Everything you need to complete your installation
RO system faucets
Complete your installation with a faucet suited to dispensing your RO water.
Fittings and adapters
Find the fittings and adapters you need to connect the various components of your RO system and adapt it to your water supply.
Kits and extensions
Upgrade your installation with a range of extension kits and complementary accessories.
Additional parts and equipment
A selection of parts lets you complete, modify, or restore certain components of your filtration system.
Optimize your water purification system
Installation, adaptation, and upgrades
The right accessories adapt your RO system to your installation and make it easier to use every day.
- Adapt the RO system to your water supply
- Simplify installation and connections
- Upgrade your filtration system
- Replace certain parts of your installation
Accessories for your water treatment
Complete your equipment to suit your needs
Our selection complements various water treatment systems, including your RO system or your water softener.
Good to know: many connection tasks and accessory additions can be done directly on a home RO system, as long as you follow your appliance's installation instructions.
Find the right accessory for your RO system
Before ordering a fitting, faucet, adapter, or any other part, check the dimensions and compatibility with your RO system model and your installation.
Mobilos 2.0 - Premium Portable RO Water Dispenser
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Sparkos 2.0 - Sparkling Water RO Dispenser
€1,359.90
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Robustos Max - Professional 180 l/h RO System With Mini Internal Tank
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Which RO system is right for your needs?
Find the right system for your needs
Josmose.fr is the specialist in reverse osmosis systems in France. We offer a wide range of filtration systems for households, professionals and industrial users.
Budget, footprint, water consumption or flow rate: quickly find the model that fits your installation.
Not sure which model to choose?
Check our comparison to quickly find the right RO system.
Compare our RO system modelsChoose your RO system based on your priorities
Budget, consumption, footprint or flow rate
Entry-level RO system
Want to enjoy pure water at home while staying within your budget? Discover our range of budget-friendly RO systems.
Good to know: most of our home RO systems can accept a remineralization cartridge.
Water-saving RO system
Reverse osmosis requires part of the water to be drained in order to remove the retained impurities. Some models are designed to greatly reduce this wastewater.
Discover low-waste RO systemsCompact RO system
Little room under the sink? Our direct-flow RO systems come in a sleek, enclosed housing designed to blend into your kitchen.
See direct-flow RO systemsHigh-flow RO system
For needs above 100 liters per hour, see our professional RO systems.
For very large volumes, discover our range of industrial RO systems.
Professional RO systems Industrial RO systemsConsumables and accessories
Maintain your RO system
Filters and membranes must be replaced regularly to maintain the performance of your RO system.
Consumables and maintenance kits RO system accessoriesNeed help choosing?
Read our tips for choosing the right model for your needs.
Read the buying guideExtend the life of your RO system
Very hard water can speed up fouling of the filters and membrane.
Installing a water softener upstream can reduce hardness, limit fouling and extend the life of the consumables.
Recommended by the comparison site Selectra.
RO systems: filtering tap water through reverse osmosis
A reverse osmosis system is a water filtration system that uses reverse osmosis technology. Its reverse osmosis membrane reduces a large proportion of impurities and produces water with a very low mineral content, free of the vast majority of residues, including PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) and other persistent chemical contaminants. On Josmose.fr, several models are available depending on your desired flow rate, available space and budget.
Which home RO system should you choose?
Our home RO systems are designed to filter water for drinking and cooking. Depending on your needs, you can choose a tank-based model, a direct-flow model or a reverse osmosis water dispenser. For example, the Mobilos RO water dispenser is easy to install and requires no complex connections. We also offer direct-flow RO systems such as the Mineros 2.0 and the Optimos
Filtering PFAS and micropollutants
Reverse osmosis reduces a large proportion of PFAS and many substances dissolved in water. Each home RO system is equipped with a membrane capable of filtering PFAS and other micropollutants, ensuring pure, healthy water. To maintain good performance and filtration quality, replacing the filters regularly is recommended. A maintenance kit contains all the necessary components, including the RO membrane.
How does reverse osmosis work?
Reverse osmosis is a filtration process used to effectively remove pollutants and PFAS from tap water. It involves forcing pressurized water through a very fine membrane. Some of the dissolved substances are trapped and then flushed away with the drain water, while the filtered water is directed to your faucet. This technology is also used in various sectors: horticulture, winemaking, professional kitchens, food processing and desalination. Depending on your needs, the RO water can then be remineralized.
Home, professional or industrial RO systems
For home use, your choice mainly depends on the number of users, desired flow rate, space requirements and volume of drain water. For greater needs, Josmose also offers professional RO systems and industrial RO systems suitable for high flow rates.
Benefits of an RO system
- Effectively removes PFAS, chlorine, limescale and other chemical pollutants.
- Cost-effective: fewer bottled water purchases, long-lasting performance.
- Available for all uses: home, professional or industrial.
- Easy to install and maintain with the supplied kits and membranes.
Choosing the best RO system for your water
Our models offer flow rates suited to every need: up to 180 L/h for home models and up to 12,000 L/h for industrial models. Choosing a quality RO system significantly reduces many contaminants in your water, including PFAS, while producing water suitable for everyday drinking.

