Deionization water purification system

18 devices · GMDN 14435

A deionization water purification system is an AC-powered assembly that uses ion exchange columns to remove dissolved minerals and other ionic contaminants from water. It works by passing water through anionic and cationic resins that attract and trap charged particles, producing purified or 'soft' water suitable for clinical or laboratory use.

Devices in this category are typically regulated as medical devices when intended for use in healthcare settings, such as in dialysis or laboratory applications, and are supplied as fixed or modular systems requiring connection to a power source and water supply. Their regulation depends on the intended use and jurisdiction, but they are not classified as medicinal products and do not contain drugs or active pharmaceutical ingredients.

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