Whole House System with UV + Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water System Bundle

They solve two different problems. The E-3000UV treats every drop entering your home, removing sediment, chlorine, and chemicals, preventing scale without salt, and sterilizing bacteria and viruses at the point of entry. The PRO-RO reverse osmosis system installs at your kitchen sink and adds a final, dedicated layer of purification for the water you drink and cook with, reducing dissolved solids, PFAS, lead, arsenic, and more. Together they give you protected water throughout the house plus the cleanest possible water at the tap you use most.

For most homes, the E-3000UV delivers excellent water from every faucet. The reverse osmosis stage goes further specifically for drinking and cooking, targeting dissolved contaminants like heavy metals, PFAS, and total dissolved solids that whole-house filtration is not designed to remove. If you want the highest level of purity in the water you actually consume, the bundle covers both.

The E-3000UV installs at your main water line, typically in a garage, basement, or utility area, so all incoming water is treated. The PRO-RO installs under your kitchen sink and connects to a dedicated faucet. The two systems work independently and do not need to be near each other.

Yes, and it actually runs better. Because the E-3000UV removes sediment and chlorine before water reaches the RO unit, the RO membrane and filters last longer and perform more efficiently. The two systems are designed to complement each other.

Yes. The E-3000UVRO bundle is priced lower than purchasing the E-3000UV whole-house system and the PRO-RO drinking water system individually, so you get complete coverage at a better overall value.

The whole-house side handles sediment, chlorine, chloramine, VOCs, pesticides, scale-causing minerals, and 99.9% of bacteria and viruses via UV. The reverse osmosis side adds reduction of dissolved solids, PFAS, lead, arsenic, and other heavy metals at the tap. Combined, the bundle addresses both the contaminants throughout your plumbing and the dissolved contaminants in your drinking water.

Both systems are designed for straightforward DIY installation with basic tools, and each comes with step-by-step manuals and video guides. Many customers install both themselves, though you are welcome to use a plumber of your choice. The whole-house unit needs about 3 to 4 feet of wall space and no floor space, and the RO fits neatly under a standard kitchen sink.

On the whole-house side, you change the sediment and carbon filters every 6 to 12 months depending on your water quality, and replace the UV lamp and sleeve once a year. On the reverse osmosis side, maintenance is built into two easily replaceable cartridges. All replacements are quick, take only a few minutes, and require no plumber.

Yes. The PRO-RO finishes with a remineralization stage that restores beneficial minerals like calcium and magnesium, so your drinking water tastes clean and crisp rather than flat.

The UV disinfection stage on the whole-house system uses a standard electrical outlet and draws about as much power as a 40-watt light bulb. The reverse osmosis system runs on water pressure alone and does not need electricity.

Yes. Both systems are backed by the Kind Water lifetime warranty and the 120-day satisfaction guarantee, so you can try the complete setup risk-free.

It is ideal for households that want comprehensive protection: clean, scale-free, sterilized water from every tap plus the highest-purity water for drinking and cooking. It is a strong fit for families, homes in areas with occasional boil-water notices, and anyone looking to stop buying bottled water entirely.