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What is low water conductivity?

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low water conductivity is the low ability of water to conduct electricity, resulting from the low content of dissolved ions.

What does low water conductivity mean in practice?

Occurs naturally in very poorly mineralized water and after RO, deionization and distillation.

When does it matter?

Low conductivity does not automatically mean good quality; the water may still contain non-ionic compounds or microorganisms.

Which solutions are related to it?

It is worth assessing the purpose of water, pH and corrosion stability; remineralization is often used for drinking after deep demineralization.