RO & Water Quality
Can You Connect an Alkaline Ionizer to Your Kent or Aquaguard RO?
Kamal, Founder of BelieveUpdated 2 Oct 20265 min read
Quick answer
Yes. An alkaline ionizer like Believe is designed to connect after your existing RO purifier, whether it is Kent, Aquaguard, Livpure, Pureit or another brand. The RO removes contaminants; the ionizer then raises pH, adds hydrogen and lowers ORP. A quick check of TDS (100–150 ppm), pH (6.5–7.5) and flow ensures the best results.
The 3-step setup
- RO purifies: removes salts, metals and microbes.
- Believe transforms: carbon stage, then 11-plate electrolysis.
- You choose: 7 functional water types from one tap.
What our technician checks
| Check | Ideal | Why |
|---|---|---|
| TDS of RO output | 100 – 150 ppm | Enough minerals for efficient electrolysis |
| Input pH | 6.5 – 7.5 | A consistent baseline for transformation |
| Flow & pressure | Stable | Proper electrolysis chamber operation |
| Counter space | Near the RO outlet | Short, clean connection |
If your RO output TDS is very low, our team can advise on simple adjustments. Book a free installation assessment and we will check everything at your home.
Key takeaways
- RO first, Believe second: purification, then transformation.
- Ideal input: TDS 100–150 ppm, pH 6.5–7.5, stable pressure.
- Installation takes about an hour.
- Our free assessment checks compatibility before installing.
Frequently asked questions
Will connecting Believe affect my RO warranty?
Believe connects at the RO output, not inside the RO. Our technician uses a standard fitting. Check your RO brand’s policy if you have concerns.
KKamal, Founder of BelieveWritten by the Believe team, who engineer and install alkaline water ionizers for Indian homes. Not medical advice.
