Drinking water is a basic human right and should be enjoyed by everyone. As such, it is important to ensure that the water served is safe. For this reason, water treatment is often a hot topic in the news. Water consumption has grown to become a major health concern in recent years. For this reason, it is important to know how to keep the water safe for consumption.

1. What is the minimum TDS level for drinking water?

There are no standards for what the minimum TDS level should be. However, it is likely that the minimum TDS level for drinking water is less than the maximum TDS level for the commercial RO system. The RO system should have a maximum TDS level for the system. If the TDS level is higher than the maximum, then the system is not working properly.

2. What is the maximum TDS level for drinking water?

The minimum TDS level for drinking water should be 2,000 and the maximum should be 4,000. The TDS level is a measure of the amount of dissolved solids in water. It is basically a measure of the amount of minerals in the water. The higher the TDS level, the more minerals in the water. The higher the TDS level, the more likely you are to get sick from drinking it.

3. What is the maximum TDS level for the RO system?

The minimum TDS level for the drinking water is zero, which means there should be no TDS in the water. The maximum TDS level for the RO system should be 10. The TDS level should never exceed 10.

4. Conclusion.

The minimum TDS level for drinking water is about 0.05 and the maximum is about 1.0. In order for a water system to be effective at removing TDS, the TDS level should be between 0.5 and 5.0. The water in the RO system should be between 0.5 and 5.0.