Water Purifiers

Aquaguard Water Purifier

Why Should One Buy a Water Purifier from Eureka Forbes?
 

1. Water Type
 

Start by understanding your water type. There are two main types:  
 

• Hard water
• Soft water
   

The key difference lies in the level of total dissolved solids (TDS). Hard water, often found in underground sources, has high levels of dissolved solids like magnesium and calcium. Soft water, typically from surface sources (like rivers and lakes), has low TDS content.

Hard water can be detrimental to your health and may contain contaminants. In this case, a reverse osmosis (RO) water purifier is recommended for effective purification. However, for soft water, a UV purifier is sufficient to eliminate microorganisms like harmful bacteria,  viruses, and protozoa.  
 

2. Purification Technology

When selecting a water purifier, it's crucial to understand the different purification technologies available and choose the one that best addresses your specific water concerns. Aquaguard’s water purifiers feature multi-stage purification to ensure pure drinking water:

• I-Filter: This pre-filter removes fine suspended particles such as dust, dirt, mud and sand from water.
  Chemi-Block: Reduces chlorine, organic impurities, and unpleasant odours, improving the taste and smell of your drinking water.

   

• Taste Adjuster (MTDS): Adjusts the taste of water depending on the water source.
  RO Cartridge: Eliminates the widest range of contaminants, including dissolved salts, heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses. 

   

• UV-E boiling: Ensures that every drop of water is as pure and healthy as water boiled for over 20 minutes.
  Ultra Filter Cartridge: Provides crystal-clear clarity to drinking water while also ensuring it is safe from viral and bacterial contamination.

   

• Alkaline Boost Technology: Instantly boosts the pH level of the water, making it alkaline.
  Patented Active Copper Technology: This innovative technology infuses essential copper into the purified water, offering additional health benefits.

3. Water Pressure
 

Although not mandatory, assess the water pressure at your chosen installation site for the water purifier. Adequate water pressure is essential for the efficient operation of most purifiers. Ensure that your water supply meets this requirement for optimal performance. 
 

However, many Aquaguard water purifiers are equipped with a Zero Pressure Pump feature, making them ideal for areas with low or no water pressure from taps.
 

4. Electric or Non-Electric
 

If you have a reliable electricity supply, an electric water purifier is a suitable choice. However, in areas with frequent power outages, opting for a non-electric purifier with ample storage capacity is a better option to ensure a consistent supply of purified water.

5. Ideal Capacity
 

Consider the water needs of your household or office. Generally, the storage capacity of water purifiers ranges between 4 and 20 litres. For instance, a storage capacity of 6-7 litres is usually adequate for a water purifier for home use. Choose a capacity that matches your needs to ensure adequate and uninterrupted access to clean water.

6. Maintenance
 

Lastly, understand the maintenance requirements and associated costs, including filter or other spare parts replacements and any additional expenses.

Additionally, you can purchase the Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC) by Aquaguard that covers all necessary maintenance at a starting price of ₹599, providing peace of mind and ensuring your Aquaguard water purifier remains in excellent condition.

7. Warranty

Lastly, consider the warranty coverage before buying a water purifier. Warranty periods typically range from 6 months to 1 year, and some manufacturers may offer additional service visits during that time. For example, Aquaguard provides a one-year warranty on their water purifiers.