Noble RO 60
Our compact reverse osmosis system for sites that need premium water in tight spaces: 60 litres an hour from a slim 96 mm wide unit, with an adjustable salinity regulator, carbon block pre-filtration and a silent external pump.
About the Noble RO 60
The Noble RO 60 is our compact reverse osmosis system for sites that need premium water but have little room. It sits below the Imperial and Majestic in size, yet delivers consistent performance: 60 litres an hour from one 220 GPD membrane, in a unit just 96 mm wide that weighs 9.5 kg.
Two features make it a good fit for drinks and steam equipment. A carbon block pre-filter protects the membrane and removes taste-affecting compounds. An integrated salinity regulator then lets you set the final TDS (total dissolved solids) to your recipe or equipment specification.
At a glance
- What it is
- A compact reverse osmosis (RO) system for tight spaces
- Purified flow
- 60 litres an hour
- Membrane
- 1 × 220 GPD
- Pre-filter
- Carbon block
- Taste control
- Integrated, adjustable salinity regulator
- Size
- 96 × 435 × 378 mm (W × D × H), 9.5 kg
- Mounting
- Wall-mounted or floor-standing
- Model code
- NOB 60 · FLO NOBFLT60
What it does.
- 60 litres per hour from a slim unit, 96 mm wide
- Adjustable salinity regulator: dial in the final TDS to your recipe or equipment spec
- Carbon block pre-filtration protects the membrane and removes taste-affecting compounds
- Silent external pump
- Wall-mounted or floor-standing, simple to service
- ABS housing at just 9.5 kg
Typical applications
Who the Noble RO 60 is for
- Speciality coffee bars that want to set the water to suit the espresso.
- Small kitchens with steam or combi ovens.
- Sites with a small ice maker or a point-of-use drinking dispenser.
- Back-of-house spaces where room is limited but water quality cannot be compromised.
- Operators who want a wall-mounted or floor-standing unit that is simple to service.
How the Noble RO 60 works
The datasheet shows five stages. Potable mains water enters, passes through a carbon block pre-filter, then the reverse osmosis membrane. The salinity regulator then sets the final TDS, and purified water leaves the unit.
In general, reverse osmosis pushes water through a very fine membrane that holds back most dissolved salts. That makes water that is very low in minerals, which can taste flat and, in some equipment, is more than is needed. The integrated salinity regulator lets you dial the TDS back to where your recipe or equipment wants it.
The datasheet says this is how espresso tastes balanced, steam equipment runs cleaner and glassware dries clear. It does not give a recovery or rejection percentage, so we confirm drain volume and expected quality at survey.
Which one should you choose?
We make several reverse osmosis systems. The right one depends mostly on how much purified water you need and how much room you have.
Imperial RO
You want up to 120 litres an hour from a slim undersink unit with Wi-Fi monitoring and a live display.
Noble RO 60
You have tight space and lower demand, such as a coffee bar or small kitchen, and want 60 litres an hour with an adjustable salinity regulator.
Majestic RO
You need up to 185 litres an hour for busy food and beverage sites, with multi-stage filtration down to 0.1 micron, in a compact unit just 51 cm wide.
Majestic 400 RO
You need the highest flow of the compact units: up to 400 litres an hour from four membranes in an AISI 304 stainless cabinet.
Industrial Reverse Osmosis
You need a plant, not a unit: engineered, skid-mounted reverse osmosis built to your water analysis, up to 56 m3 an hour.
Installation and servicing
The Noble RO 60 comes with wall-mount or floor-stand fittings. It needs a potable mains supply, power and a drain, which our engineers run at installation. Routine servicing is simple, with filter changes.
The datasheet lists a 220 V AC, 50/60 Hz supply at 115 W, a feed pressure of 0.5 to 5 bar and a feed temperature of 5 to 35 °C. We check these against your site at survey. Reverse osmosis often works best with the right pre-treatment, so we also look at your water hardness.
The survey is chargeable and is credited back if you go ahead.
Noble RO 60 questions answered
How much water does the Noble RO 60 make?
60 litres an hour of purified water, from one 220 GPD membrane.
How big is it?
96 × 435 × 378 mm (width × depth × height) and 9.5 kg. It is just 96 mm wide.
What does the salinity regulator do?
It lets you set the final TDS of the water to your recipe or equipment specification. The datasheet says this helps espresso taste balanced, steam equipment run cleaner and glassware dry clear.
What does the carbon block do?
It pre-filters the feed water, removing taste-affecting compounds and protecting the membrane.
Can I wall-mount it?
Yes. It comes with wall-mount or floor-stand fittings.
Is it noisy?
It has a silent external pump.
What power and water pressure does it need?
The datasheet lists a 220 V AC, 50/60 Hz supply at 115 W, and a feed pressure of 0.5 to 5 bar at 5 to 35 °C. We confirm the electrical and water details for your site at survey.
What is it made of?
The housing is ABS.
What equipment is it for?
The datasheet names specialty coffee machines, steam and combi ovens, small ice makers and point-of-use drinking dispensers.
What warranty does it have?
The datasheet does not state a warranty period. We confirm the warranty terms at survey.
Do you supply, install and maintain it?
Yes. We supply and install it, and offer a Comprehensive Maintenance plan. The survey is chargeable and is credited back if you go ahead.
Related products
Figures come from the manufacturer datasheet (PDF). Reviewed November 2026.
Supplied, installed and serviced across the UK
Across most of southern and eastern England, mains water is very hard. Rain filtering through chalk and limestone dissolves calcium and magnesium, and that scale coats heating elements, so we size every system to your supply and your equipment.
Tell us about your site and what you need the water for. We specify the system, fit it and keep it running under Comprehensive Maintenance.
Source: Drinking Water Inspectorate, Drinking Water Quality in England triennial report (2020–2022).
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