Mobile Reverse Osmosis 500 GPD | TR-500
The AMPAC USA TR-500 Mobile Reverse Osmosis System delivers immediate, reliable access to purified water in challenging environments. Engineered for rapid deployment, this portable unit produces 500 gallons of pure water per day and is self-contained, ready to operate as soon as it arrives — making it an essential asset for emergency response and humanitarian aid.
- 4" x 10" sediment pre-filter, rated at 20 microns, removes larger particulate matter
- 4" x 10" carbon block pre-filter, rated at 5 microns, reduces chlorine, taste, and odor
- High-pressure jet booster pump with safeguards drives water through the reverse osmosis membrane
- 4" x 20" activated coconut shell post-filter polishes water for optimal taste and purity
Designed for disaster preparedness and emergency relief, the TR-500 excels where local water sources are compromised or unavailable, and where large volumes of potable water are needed with minimal operational overhead. Its reverse osmosis technology removes bacteria, viruses, dissolved solids, and heavy metals, turning questionable water sources into safe drinking water at a production rate of up to 21 gallons per hour.
Every TR-500 is built to withstand the rigors of emergency deployment and continuous operation in demanding conditions. Durable components and meticulous assembly ensure long-term reliability, so deploying a TR-500 means deploying a system engineered for resilience and consistent output.
Producing 1,890 liters of pure water per day, the TR-500 is a vital lifeline for remote field hospitals, temporary shelters, and communities facing water scarcity, supporting sanitation, hydration, and medical needs with minimal logistical burden.
At AMPAC USA, we take pride in delivering not just industry-leading water purification solutions but also unmatched technical support to ensure seamless operation and customer satisfaction. Our dedicated support team comprises highly trained professionals who bring together deep engineering expertise and a commitment to exceptional service. Whether you require troubleshooting assistance, product guidance, installation support, or maintenance recommendations, our team is here to help.
How We Support You:
✔ Expert Consultation – Need help selecting the right reverse osmosis system, desalination unit, or water treatment solution? Our specialists will guide you based on your unique requirements.
✔ 24/7 Technical Assistance – We understand the urgency of water purification needs. Our support team is readily available to resolve issues and keep your operations running smoothly.
✔ Installation & Setup Guidance – Whether it’s a commercial, industrial, or residential system, we provide step-by-step assistance to ensure optimal installation and efficiency.
✔ Troubleshooting & Repairs – Facing operational issues? Our experts will diagnose problems quickly and recommend the best solutions, including spare parts, system optimizations, and repairs.
✔ Preventive Maintenance Support – Extend the lifespan of your equipment with routine maintenance guidelines and service schedules tailored to your system.
Phone: 909-548-4900 | Email: info@ampac1.com
Frequently Asked Questions
How much water does the TR-500 produce?
The TR-500 produces 500 gallons (1,890 liters) of pure water per day, at a rate of up to 21 gallons per hour.
What contaminants does the TR-500 remove?
It removes bacteria, viruses, dissolved solids, and heavy metals through its sediment pre-filter, carbon block pre-filter, reverse osmosis membrane, and post-filter stages.
What are the filtration stages in the TR-500?
Water passes through a 20-micron sediment pre-filter, a 5-micron carbon block pre-filter, a reverse osmosis membrane driven by a high-pressure jet booster pump, and an activated coconut shell post-filter.
Is the TR-500 portable and ready to deploy quickly?
Yes, it is a self-contained mobile system engineered for rapid deployment and ready to operate upon arrival in emergency or remote settings.
What applications is the TR-500 designed for?
It is built for emergency response, humanitarian aid, remote field hospitals, and temporary shelters where local water supplies are compromised or nonexistent.