AquasurePremier Advanced 75 GPD RO System
Four stage 75 GPD RO with a 1.5 to 1 drain ratio and a lead-free faucet, at under two hundred dollars.
$190
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Usability
Usability
At a hundred and ninety dollars including the faucet, tank and a full cartridge set, this is the strongest value proposition in the Aquasure catalogue, and the 1.5 to 1 pure-to-drain ratio is genuinely good for a tank RO at this price where 3 to 1 and 4 to 1 remain common. Quick-connect cartridges make the twice-yearly change a two-minute job rather than a wrench exercise, and Flowlok leak protection is the feature most cheap RO systems omit until a cabinet floods; one owner reports the shut-off disc doing exactly its job when a drain-line fitting leaked mid-service. The certification picture needs stating carefully: Aquasure's only NSF listing anywhere covers two RO membrane part numbers under NSF/ANSI 58 for material and structural integrity requirements only, which verifies that the membrane does not leach and holds pressure, not that it removes anything. Nothing here is certified for contaminant reduction performance, so the 99 percent figure in Aquasure's copy is a manufacturer claim with no test report behind it.
- 1.5 to 1 pure-to-drain ratio, better than most tank RO systems at this price
- Lead-free designer faucet, tank and full cartridge set all included
- Quick-connect one-array cartridge design makes replacement fast
- Flowlok leak protection works: an owner reports the sacrificial disc catching a drain-line leak during a filter change
- Home Depot rates the brushed nickel version 4.5 of 5 across 41 reviews
- No system-level NSF certification: the only Aquasure listing covers membrane materials and structure, not performance
- The 99 percent contaminant reduction claim has no published test report behind it
- 75 GPD with a three gallon tank means slow recovery for heavy drinking-water use
- One year warranty against five on the softeners
- Pre and post filters need changing every six to twelve months
- One owner measured 420 ppm TDS at the faucet on a new install, settling to 360, which is high for an RO system
The Aquasure Premier Advanced is a four stage under-sink reverse osmosis system producing up to 75 gallons per day at a 1.5 to 1 pure-to-drain ratio, storing treated water in a three gallon tank. It ships with a lead-free chrome designer faucet, quick-connect cartridge changes, a ShokBlok pressure regulator and Flowlok leak protection. A brushed nickel faucet variant is sold under AS-PR75A-BN at the same price.
Additional information
Specification: Aquasure Premier Advanced 75 GPD RO System
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Questions answered from our data

What does Aquasure remove?Across the 30 Aquasure systems we list, the makers claim reduction of 25 contaminants.
How much does a reverse osmosis system cost?The 69 reverse osmosis systems we list run from $165 to $3,779, with a median of $367.
How long do reverse osmosis filters last?Of the 69 reverse osmosis systems we list, 64 state a filter life; the most common is 6-12 months (62).
Does reverse osmosis remove fluoride?63 of the 76 reverse osmosis systems we list claim to reduce fluoride.





