What are Different TDS levels? What do they mean for you?
The TDS level helps indicate whether the drinking water is fit for consumption, requires filtration or is highly contaminated. Parts per million (PPM) is the measurement used for measuring TDS level in the water.
TDS Level Chart for Drinking Water
TDS in Water (measured in PPM) | Suitability for Drinking Water |
Between 50-150 | Excellent for drinking |
150-250 | Good |
250-300 | Fair |
300-500 | Poor, not good for drinking |
Above 1200 | Unacceptable |
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