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Apec Water ROES-PH75 Water Filtration System

  • Capacity: 75 gallons
  • Purification Method: Reverse Osmosis
  • Installation Type: Under-Sink
  • Supported Water Tds Level Maximum Ppm: 2000

Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A reverse osmosis system for buyers who specifically want membrane-level filtration under the sink rather than carbon-only filtering.

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ASIN: B00NWZ1RCKModel: ROES-PH75Category: Water Filtration Systems

Overview

The Apec Water ROES-PH75 is an under-sink reverse osmosis filtration system rated for 75 gallons of production per day, built with polypropylene housings. Reverse osmosis pushes water through a membrane rather than relying on carbon adsorption alone, the main difference from the carbon-only systems and pitchers elsewhere in this catalog.

The 75 in the model name lines up with the 75 gallons-per-day production rating. RO systems like this typically ship as a multi-stage under-sink install with a separate storage tank, so the listed 15.5 x 5.25 x 17.5 inch dimensions likely describe one component rather than the full assembled footprint. Reverse osmosis removes dissolved solids and many contaminants that carbon filtration cannot touch, at the cost of a more involved install and periodic membrane replacement.

  • Reverse osmosis purification
  • 75 gallons per day production
  • Under-sink installation
  • Polypropylene housing

Who it's for

Households wanting the broader contaminant reduction of reverse osmosis under the sink, and who are prepared for a multi-stage install rather than a drop-in carbon cartridge.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Reverse osmosis removes dissolved solids carbon filters miss
  • 75 gallon-per-day production rating
Cons
  • More involved under-sink install than a single cartridge
  • No stated tank or full assembled dimensions

Performance notes

Reverse osmosis forces water through a semi-permeable membrane, which rejects dissolved solids, many heavy metals, and other contaminants that pass straight through carbon-only filters. The 75 gallon-per-day rating describes production capacity, not storage; most RO systems pair with a pressurized tank to hold filtered water between uses.

Specifications

BrandApec Water
ModelROES-PH75
Dimensions & fit
Weight3.11 poundslower than 93% of 41 water filtration systems
Item Dimensions L X W X H15.5 × 5.2 × 17.5 inches
Capacity & performance
Capacity75 gallons
Upper Temperature Rating360 °F
Maximum Flow Rate0.1 gpm
Operating Pressure Range40 psi
Power & efficiency
Power SourceWater Pressure
Construction & materials
Material TypePolypropylene
Compatibility & installation
Installation TypeUnder-Sink
Included components
Unit Count1
Number Of Packs1
Included ComponentsFilter Set, Tank, Faucet, Tubing, Drain Saddle, Feed Water Adapter, Wrenches
Warranty & support
Supported Water Tds Level Maximum Ppm2000
Other details
Purification MethodReverse Osmosis
Container TypeCartridge
Number Of Items1
Other Special Features Of The ProductHeavy Duty, Reduce TDS
Part NumberROES-PH75
Item HighlightNSF Certified 372 & 58, Reduces 99% Of Impurities, 75 GPD, 6-Stage Filtration, Under Sink Installation
Item Type NameEssence Series Top Tier Alkaline Mineral PH+ 75 GPD 6-Stage Certified Ultra Safe Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Filter System

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Berkey RB4X2-BB+PF2 Water Filtration System
  • Capacity 75 vs 3.3 gallons (+2173%)
  • Weight 3.11 vs 4.4 pounds (-29%)
Culligan MCV701B Water Filtration System
  • Capacity 75 vs 3 gallons (+2400%)
  • Weight 3.11 vs 5.01 pounds (-38%)
iSpring UVF11A Water Filtration System
  • Capacity 75 vs 1 gallons (+7400%)
  • Weight 3.11 vs 2 pounds (+55%)
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Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a carbon filter pitcher?

It uses reverse osmosis, pushing water through a membrane that removes dissolved solids and many contaminants carbon adsorption alone cannot catch.

What does the 75 gallon-per-day rating mean?

It's the system's production rate, not stored capacity; RO systems typically pair with a separate tank to hold filtered water.

What is it made of?

Polypropylene housings, per the listed material spec.