What is the primary purpose of a filter system state before water supply is activated?

The primary purpose of the filter system state before water supply is activated is to ensure proper water quality. Before water flows through the system, it is crucial that all components are in the correct operational state and that the filters are functioning correctly. This ensures that contaminants are effectively removed and that the water supplied to the end-user meets safety and quality standards.

Maintaining the filter system state before activating the water supply allows for verification of filter integrity, checking for clogs, and ensuring that backup or pre-filters are clean and ready to operate. This initial state check can prevent unsatisfactory water quality or potential damage to downstream equipment.

Options related to maintenance and monitoring logs have their roles in the operation of the system but do not directly address the immediate goal of providing safe water. While enabling water flow might seem beneficial, it contradicts the need for established filtration processes to be in place before supply activation, as this would compromise water quality standards.