Ecosoft CROSS Solo — direct-flow reverse osmosis system

Ecosoft CROSS Solo – Home Reverse Osmosis System

An especially compact and efficient water purification system, designed for small kitchens, studios and limited spaces. With a direct flow of 1.3 liters per minute and no storage tank – fresh, purified water instantly, every time you open the faucet.

The two-stage filtration process removes up to 99.8% of PFAS, chlorine, heavy metals and bacteria, ensuring safe, clean drinking water every day. The CROSS Solo is the smallest system of its kind – powerful filtration, smart control and an elegant, space-saving design.

🔹 Direct flow with no storage tank – always fresh water

🔹 All-in-one cartridge – tool-free replacement in under 5 minutes

🔹 Smart LED and audible alerts – the system tells you itself when to replace the filter

🔹 Built-in automatic flushing to extend membrane life

🔹 Leak sensor – detects leaks and shuts off automatically after 30 minutes

🔹 50% water recovery ratio – less water waste

🔹 Filter type: Direct Flow RO

🔹 Flow capacity: 78 liters per hour (1.3 liters per minute)

🔹 Membrane capacity: 500 GPD

🔹 Glass fill time (200 ml): 10 seconds

🔹 Water recovery ratio: 50%

🔹 Filtration stages: 2

🔹 Filter cartridges: 1

🔹 Purified water TDS: 5–15 mg/L

🔹 Smart functions: yes

🔹 Cartridge replacement reminder: yes

🔹 Automatic flushing: yes

🔹 Leak sensor: yes

🔹 Faucet type: modern

🔹 Inlet pressure: 1–4 bar

🔹 Power supply: 230V, 50Hz

🔹 Water connection: ½″ and ⅜″

🔹 Compact direct-flow reverse osmosis system

🔹 Feed water adapter with ½″ and ⅜″ valve

🔹 Modern faucet for purified water

🔹 Drain saddle 🔹 Leak sensor

🔹 4-meter ¼″ PE tube

🔹 Clips + user manual

Recommended filter replacement once every 12 months.

Replacement is quick and easy – a twist-and-lock mechanism, no tools, in under 5 minutes.

The filter automatically stops the water flow when the cartridge is removed – a completely clean, dry process.

Tip: we recommend discarding the first two glasses of water in the morning or using them to water plants, due to natural diffusion that may slightly affect water quality after hours of idle time overnight.