When buying an RO water purifier, you must have seen terms like 80 GPD, 100 GPD, or even 300 GPD on the RO membranes. But what exactly does GPD mean?
🔹 Understanding GPD in RO Membranes
GPD = Gallons Per Day
It tells you how much purified water the RO membrane can produce in 24 hours under standard conditions.
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80 GPD Membrane → Produces up to ~300 liters/day
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100 GPD Membrane → Produces up to ~380 liters/day
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300 GPD Membrane → Produces up to ~1100 liters/day
So, a higher GPD means faster filtration and more water output.
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🔹 Why Does GPD Matter?
The right GPD ensures your purifier meets your family size and daily water demand:
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Small Families (3–5 members) → 80 GPD is enough
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Medium to Large Families (5–8 members) → 100 GPD is ideal
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Commercial Use / Offices → 300 GPD or higher
🔹 Factors That Affect GPD Performance
Even if you buy a 100 GPD membrane, the actual water output may vary due to:
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Inlet Water Pressure (low pressure reduces output)
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Water Temperature (colder water slows filtration)
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TDS Levels (higher TDS puts more load on the membrane)
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System Design (pump & pre-filters matter)
🔹 Price of GPD Membranes in India
On average (2025 prices):
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80 GPD RO Membrane → ₹450 – ₹900
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100 GPD RO Membrane → ₹600 – ₹1200
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300 GPD RO Membrane → ₹2500 – ₹4500
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🔹 Final Words
A GPD membrane is the heart of your RO purifier. Choosing the right one ensures:
✔ Sufficient daily water supply
✔ Better performance in high TDS areas
✔ Cost savings in the long run
If you’re planning to buy an RO membrane, always pick according to family size + local water TDS.
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