Description
Check your water supply before ordering any RO purifier
An RO purifier is chosen against the water it will actually treat, not against a spec sheet. RO membranes have a maximum input TDS they are rated for, and this unit needs an input pressure of around 3 kg/cm² and an input water temperature between 10°C and 40°C to work as specified. If your supply is borewell water, very high in TDS, or comes from a tank with weak pressure, tell us before you order — a booster pump or a different model may be needed, and it is far cheaper to establish that now than after installation. Call 9710000251 and we will talk it through.
Stainless Steel Tanks.
Because Water Sits in There for Hours.
An RO+UV purifier that also gives you hot water on tap · dual stainless steel storage tanks rather than plastic, so nothing leaches into water that stands for hours between draws · 9-stage RO + UV purification · hot and ambient dispensing from the same unit, so the kettle step disappears from the morning chai · 5.6 litres total storage · 15 litres per hour flow rate · an intelligent filter change indicator, which matters because an exhausted filter keeps dispensing water while quietly not purifying it · wall-mount or countertop installation · made in India by Eureka Forbes · 1 year comprehensive warranty
Steel,
not
plasticthe overlooked specification
Almost every water purifier stores its purified water in a food-grade plastic tank, and almost nobody thinks about it when comparing models. It is worth thinking about, because that is where your drinking water sits for hours between draws. Plastic tanks are safe, but they have two characteristics stainless steel does not. They can pick up ambient kitchen odours over months of use — onion, garlic, spices — which is why stored water in an older purifier sometimes tastes faintly of the kitchen. And they scratch with cleaning, and scratches give biofilm somewhere to establish. Stainless steel is impermeable, chemically inert across the pH range of purified water, resists scratching, and does not soften or leach at the temperature the hot tank runs at. The Aspire Blaze uses two separate stainless steel tanks, one for ambient water and one for heated, so neither the cold nor the hot side ever touches plastic in storage.
Hot on tap — one appliance instead of two
Most purifiers give you water at whatever temperature the tank happens to be, which means the kettle still lives on the counter and still gets filled from the purifier every morning. The Aspire Blaze dispenses purified hot water directly, so that step disappears. For chai and coffee, you draw hot water straight into the pan or cup. For instant noodles, oats or anything packaged, the same. For rinsing vegetables, warm water lifts surface grime better than cold. And in a Delhi winter, when stored ambient water is genuinely too cold to drink comfortably, you can blend a little hot into it rather than leaving a glass out to warm up. Two things to be aware of: the hot tap dispenses water hot enough to scald, so it needs the same caution as a kettle, and the unit must stay plugged in for the hot side to be available.
Why RO and UV are both there — they solve different problems
These two technologies are often listed together as though they are the same thing, but they work on entirely different contaminants and neither substitutes for the other. Reverse osmosis pushes water through a membrane with pores small enough to reject dissolved substances — salts, heavy metals, and the chemical contaminants that make water taste of nothing good. It is the only household technology that reduces TDS, and it is what you need if your supply carries dissolved solids. Ultraviolet does nothing to dissolved chemicals at all. What it does is pass water under a UV lamp whose light disrupts the DNA of bacteria, viruses and cysts so they cannot reproduce. Having both means chemical contamination and biological contamination are each handled by the mechanism suited to it, with the pre-filter and carbon stages ahead of them protecting the membrane and removing chlorine and odour.
🔧 Installation options
The same unit does both. A diverter valve is supplied for connecting to an existing tap. The unit measures 35.5 × 35.5 × 52 cm and weighs 11.5 kg empty — heavier once the tanks are full, so a wall mount needs sound fixings. It needs a mains socket nearby, as the hot function and UV lamp both require power.
🎯 Suited to
5.6 litres is total capacity across both tanks. At 15 litres per hour the storage refills reasonably quickly, so a family drawing water through the day is unlikely to run dry — but a large household drawing several litres at once will wait for the tank to catch up.
The most-neglected maintenance task on any purifier. An exhausted filter keeps dispensing water perfectly normally while purifying it far less — so the alert makes an invisible problem visible.
Refills the 5.6 litre storage in roughly twenty minutes, so normal household draws through the day are replenished without a long wait between them.
Manufactured by Eureka Forbes at their Uttarakhand facility, with the brand's own service network handling filter replacement and annual maintenance.
The specified input water temperature range. Supply outside it affects purification performance, which is worth checking if your tank sits in direct sun.
| Brand / Model | Aquaguard Aspire Blaze — GWPDIRUHA03B1X (Eureka Forbes Ltd.) ✅ |
| Type | RO + UV water purifier with hot and ambient dispensing ✅ |
| Purification | 9-stage RO + UV ✅ |
| Dispensing | Hot and ambient ✅ |
| Storage Tanks | Dual stainless steel ✅ |
| Total Capacity | 5.6 litres ✅ |
| Flow Rate | 15 litres per hour ✅ |
| Operating Pressure | 3 kg/cm² ✅ |
| Input Water Temperature | 10°C to 40°C ✅ |
| Filter Indicator | Yes — intelligent change alert ✅ |
| Installation | Wall-mounted or countertop ✅ |
| Materials | Stainless steel · polypropylene · ABS ✅ |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 35.5 × 35.5 × 52 cm ✅ |
| Weight | 11.5 kg ✅ |
| Power | Electric, corded ✅ |
| In the Box | Purifier · input pipe · reject pipe · diverter valve · warranty card · user manual ✅ |
| Manufacturer | Eureka Forbes Ltd., Uttarakhand — Made in India ✅ |
| Warranty | 1 year comprehensive ✅ |
| Maximum Input TDS | Not stated — important for borewell or high-TDS supply; ask us ⚠️ |
| Hot Water Temperature | Not stated in supplier material ⚠️ |
| Hot Tank Capacity | Not stated separately from the 5.6 L total ⚠️ |
| Filter Life | Not stated in supplier material ⚠️ |
| Power Consumption | Not stated in supplier material ⚠️ |
| Mineral Retention | Not stated for this model ⚠️ |
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Purified water, hot or ambient, without the kettle.
Aquaguard Aspire Blaze · GWPDIRUHA03B1X · 9-Stage RO + UV · Hot & Ambient Dispensing · Dual Stainless Steel Tanks · 5.6 L Total Capacity · 15 L/Hour Flow Rate · Filter Change Indicator · Wall-Mount Or Countertop · 3 kg/cm² · Input Water 10–40°C · 35.5 × 35.5 × 52 cm · 11.5 kg · Made In India By Eureka Forbes · 1 Year Comprehensive Warranty
Warranty as per Eureka Forbes / Aquaguard terms and conditions — 1 year comprehensive as stated in supplier material. The scope of cover, parts and labour, exclusions, product registration, installation requirements and the service process are subject to brand policy and the final invoice or warranty card. Filters, RO membrane, UV lamp and other consumable and wear items are typically excluded from comprehensive cover and are chargeable; filter and membrane replacement, UV lamp replacement and annual maintenance are recurring costs the owner should budget for. Warranty cover is generally conditional on installation by an authorised technician and on the appliance being operated within its stated input water conditions; damage arising from unsuitable input water, supply pressure outside the rated range, incorrect installation or unauthorised servicing is commonly excluded. Purification stages, flow rate, capacity, operating pressure, input temperature range, dimensions and weight are manufacturer specifications measured under their own test conditions. The stated flow rate of 15 litres per hour and 5.6 litre capacity are manufacturer figures; actual output varies with input water pressure, temperature, TDS, membrane condition and filter age. Maximum input TDS, hot water dispensing temperature, hot tank capacity, filter life, power consumption and mineral retention are not stated in supplier material and should be confirmed before purchase, in particular maximum input TDS where the supply is borewell or tanker water. Reverse osmosis produces reject water as part of normal operation, and the reject line must be routed to a drain at installation. Explanations of tank materials, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet treatment provided here are general information to aid understanding and are not manufacturer specifications. Purification performance depends on input water quality, supply pressure and temperature, filter and membrane condition and adherence to the maintenance schedule; the appliance is intended to treat municipal or comparable water supplies and is not a substitute for a safe water source. This product is a water treatment appliance and not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or condition, and no health outcome is claimed or implied. Water quality should be independently verified where there is any doubt about the supply. This appliance must be installed by an authorised technician and connected to a properly earthed mains socket; it must not be operated with wet hands or where the plug or socket may be splashed. The hot water outlet dispenses water at a temperature capable of causing scalding and must be kept out of reach of children; any child lock provided should be used. Filters and the ultraviolet lamp must be replaced at the intervals specified by the manufacturer, as an exhausted filter or failed lamp will continue to dispense water without providing the stated level of purification. The housing must not be opened and the ultraviolet lamp must not be serviced by the user; ultraviolet light is harmful to eyes and skin and the appliance must be unplugged before any service. The appliance must not be run without an input water supply. Wall mounting requires fixings rated for the filled weight. Operation should be discontinued and service arranged if leakage, unusual taste or odour, electrical tripping or abnormal operation occurs. Image for reference only; actual serial number, manufacturing date, packaging, accessories, colour tone and specifications may vary by batch or model revision.
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