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A water purification system includes a storage tank, a prefilter, a reverse osmosis element, a deionization module, a feedwater connection, a brine discharge line, and an electronic memory panel, all of which are incorporated within mounted or mountable on the underside of a kitchen sink. The system also includes a long reach faucet and a product water connection connects the storage tank to the long reach faucet from which the storage tank discharges purified water.

Inventors: Alfred J. Lipshultz, Mitchell Lipshultz
Original Assignee: Alfred J. Lipshultz
Current U.S. Classification: 210/98; 210/108; 210/138; 210/195.3; 210/257.2; 210/321.69
International Classification: B01D 6108

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Citations

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Claims

1. A combination comprising a water purification system and a kitchen sink having a right well and a left well symmetrically disposed on opposite sides of a central ridge providing a gap therebeneath on the underside of said sink, said water purification system comprising a plastic air/water storage tank molded in place in said gap on the underside of said sink, wherein said water purification system further comprises a prefilter, a reverse osmosis element, a deionization module, a feedwater connection, a brine discharge line and an electronic memory panel, all of which are incorporated within the underside of said sink, and wherein said water purification system further comprises a long reach faucet and a product water connection that connects said tank to said long reach faucet from which purified water is discharged from said tank.

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