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What is demineralization cartridge?

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demineralization cartridge is a cartridge with a mixture of cation exchange and anion exchange resins that remove ions and reduce the conductivity of water.

What does demineralization cartridge mean in practice?

Mixed resins remove remaining cations and anions, so the cartridge works most efficiently with water pre-purified by RO.

When does it matter?

When connected to tap water it will run out quickly and the onset of breakthrough requires a low conductivity measurement, not a simple taste test.

Which solutions are related to it?

It is used as a DI stage, controls the conductivity downstream of the cartridge and replaces the media before the receiver exceeds the limit.