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Vontron ULP Series RO Membrane Element

Ultra-low-pressure RO elements for residential, hospital and laboratory water purifying devices — 50 to 1,000 GPD across the series (Vontron household product table).

MarketsSG · MY · ID

Key specifications

Small format (ULP1812 / ULP2012 series)

Models
ULP1812, ULP2012 series
FlowRate
50–125 GPD (0.19–0.48 m³/d)
SaltRejection
98–99%
TestPressure
60 psi (0.41 MPa)
Recovery
15% (test)

Medium format (ULP3012 series)

Models
ULP3012 series
FlowRate
300–800 GPD (1.13–3.02 m³/d)
SaltRejection
97–98.5%
TestPressure
100 psi (0.69 MPa)
Recovery
15% (ULP3012-300), 40% (ULP3012-400, -500), 50% (ULP3012-600, -800) — test

Large format (ULP3113 series)

Models
ULP3113 series
FlowRate
800–1,000 GPD (3.02–3.78 m³/d)
SaltRejection
98%
TestPressure
100 psi (0.69 MPa)
Recovery
50% (test)
ApplicationsResidentialCommercialLab & Research
Technical overview

Ultra-Low-Pressure RO Element

Vontron's ULP series reverse osmosis elements operate under ultra-low feed pressure (60–100 psi in Vontron's test conditions). Vontron's retrieved documents do not state the membrane chemistry or element construction. Vontron describes them as applicable to water purifying devices for residence, hospital and laboratory. Its ULP model sheets describe low-salinity water such as tap water or well water and publish no household feed-TDS limit. The series spans 50–1,000 GPD per Vontron's household product table.

Performance (tested at 250 ppm NaCl)

FlowRateRange
50–1,000 GPD (0.19–3.78 m³/d)
SaltRejection
97–99% (model-dependent)
MinRejectionTestConditions
95–97% (model-dependent; Vontron states its figures are not a basis for performance guarantee)
TestPressure
60–100 psi (0.41–0.69 MPa, model-dependent)
TestRecovery
15–50% (model-dependent)

Design

FeedWaterSuitability
Low-salinity water such as tap water or well water (Vontron ULP model sheets); no household TDS limit published

Best for

Water purifying devices for residence, hospital and laboratory (Vontron)

Key product advantages

  • Ultra-low feed pressure reduces pump energy demand and system component cost
  • Wide flow-rate range (50–1,000 GPD) across one product family
  • Vontron describes the element as applicable to water purifying devices for residence, hospital and laboratory
Product story

A closer look

Studio hero of a Vontron ULP series reverse osmosis membrane element — cream/beige fibreglass outer shell, dark charcoal end caps with cyan-teal accent rings, central satin-nickel permeate tube, horizontal orientation.
Generic illustration of a reverse-osmosis membrane element, not a Vontron drawing: an outer shell partially cut away to show membrane sheets and mesh spacer layers wound around a central perforated product-water tube, with cyan-teal flow arrows. A compact text block at the top-left carries the headline "Generic RO element", with "Generic" picked out in cyan, and the subtitle "Illustration · not Vontron's drawing".
Modern Singapore or Malaysian residential kitchen with under-sink cabinet open showing a compact multi-stage RO system with a cream/beige membrane element inside its housing.
Generic illustration of an RO element end face, not a Vontron drawing: concentric rings of cream membrane layers and dark mesh spacer wound around a central perforated product-water tube. A compact text block at the top-left carries the headline "97–99% salt rejection", with "97–99%" picked out in cyan, and the subtitle "Tested at 250 ppm NaCl · generic illustration".
Compact commercial RO system installed in a Singapore or Malaysian light-commercial facility — stainless skid with pre-filter housings, membrane element housings, booster pump and gauges in a modest ASEAN commercial interior.
A cream/beige Vontron ULP RO membrane element being loaded horizontally into an open white HDPE pressure vessel housing, with the dark EPDM brine seal ring visible at the insertion end.