An integrated water purifier is a compact device for purifying raw water (e.g., river, lake, well water).It integrates multiple processes: coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection.Raw water first mixes with coagulants to form small flocs in the reaction zone.In the flocculation zone, gentle stirring turns small flocs into larger, denser ones.These flocs settle in the sedimentation zone, separating from clear water.Clear water then flows to the filtration zone (e.g., sand filter) to remove fine impurities.Final disinfection (with chlorine or ozone) kills bacteria and pathogens for safe use.It saves space as all processes are combined in one integrated unit.Compared to traditional split systems, it reduces installation time and labor.It effectively removes turbidity, suspended solids, algae, and harmful microorganisms.The automatic control system adjusts parameters (e.g., dosing, filtration) in real time.It is easy to operate, requiring minimal manual monitoring for daily use.Suitable for rural water supply, small communities, and industrial water pretreatment.Also used in emergency water supply (e.g., after natural disasters) for quick deployment.Made of corrosion-resistant materials (e.g., stainless steel, FRP) for long service life.Low energy consumption, making it cost-effective for long-term operation.Regular maintenance mainly includes backwashing filters and replacing disinfection reagents.It can handle raw water with varying turbidity, adapting to different water sources.Treated water meets national drinking water standards or industrial water requirements.As a reliable water purification solution, it’s widely used in decentralized water treatment.