CAMPLUX ROH75 Portable RO Water Purifier with Hot Water
Water Purification for Life on the Go
Bring convenient water purification along on camping trips, RV getaways and road trips with the CAMPLUX ROH75 Portable RO Water Purifier. With reverse osmosis filtration, flexible water intake and three water temperature settings, it makes water preparation a practical part of your travel setup.
Multi-Stage Reverse Osmosis Filtration
The filtration system combines a PP + activated carbon + PP composite filter with an RO reverse osmosis membrane. With a stated filtration precision of 0.0001 μm, the ROH75 is designed to filter suitable source water for your daily needs.
Two Ways to Supply Water
- Built-in 3L tank: Fill the tank for a convenient, self-contained water supply.
- External water intake: Connect to a suitable external water source for a more flexible setup.
Your Water, Your Temperature
Use the touch controls to select room-temperature water, 50°C (122°F) or 85°C (185°F). From a refreshing drink after a day outdoors to hot water for your next break, choose the setting that suits the moment.
- Display shows TDS readings before and after purification.
- Filter and water replacement reminders help you keep up with routine care.
- Hot-water operation requires 110V AC power.
Flexible Power for Your Travel Setup
The ROH75 supports AC power, vehicle power and portable power banks for water purification. Its 304 stainless steel body and portable design suit camping, RV travel, road trips and van life.
Key Specifications
- Model: ROH75
- Filtration: PP + activated carbon + PP composite filter and RO membrane
- Filtration precision: 0.0001 μm
- Water tank capacity: 3L
- Temperature settings: Room temperature, 50°C (122°F) and 85°C (185°F)
- Body material: 304 stainless steel
Important Usage Notes
The RO system requires electricity to operate. Vehicle power and portable power banks are supported for purification; the hot-water function requires 110V AC power. Use suitable source water that is not heavily contaminated. Do not assume that filtration makes every outdoor water source safe to drink.
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