johns
Premium Member
Roger-
thanks for sending me the Osmolator and Ca Dispenser instruction sheets. I have a better feel now for what is going on. I may not know 100% yet. So if you'll excuse just a few more questions.
It seem the Ca Dispenser basically works by storing a slurry/solution of Ca Hydroxide inside this dispenser, then storing the dispenser inside of another bucket of RO water. When the Osmolator turns on to pump water, the tubing directs the water to the Ca Dispenser. This displaces the Ca Solution from the dispenser, and it is forced through the outlet tubing into your tank. Do I sorta have it right there?
And so the way I was kinda thinking about using the dispenser wouldn't really work. I was just going to fill the dispenser with a Ca Hydroxide solution manually and leave it sit beside the tank or something like that - and just keep filling it as needed (this is all for lack of space under the stand if you'll recall). According to the instructions, the dispenser has to sit inside of another bucket or container. And there is the question of leakage over time as well.
Do you have any other comments? Antything I'm missing.
As I said before, I may still buy the osmolator anyway. Just not sure if/how i'll use it to dose kalk yet. other than just using it directly in the kalk solution and ruining pumps deliberately.
thanks for sending me the Osmolator and Ca Dispenser instruction sheets. I have a better feel now for what is going on. I may not know 100% yet. So if you'll excuse just a few more questions.
It seem the Ca Dispenser basically works by storing a slurry/solution of Ca Hydroxide inside this dispenser, then storing the dispenser inside of another bucket of RO water. When the Osmolator turns on to pump water, the tubing directs the water to the Ca Dispenser. This displaces the Ca Solution from the dispenser, and it is forced through the outlet tubing into your tank. Do I sorta have it right there?
And so the way I was kinda thinking about using the dispenser wouldn't really work. I was just going to fill the dispenser with a Ca Hydroxide solution manually and leave it sit beside the tank or something like that - and just keep filling it as needed (this is all for lack of space under the stand if you'll recall). According to the instructions, the dispenser has to sit inside of another bucket or container. And there is the question of leakage over time as well.
Do you have any other comments? Antything I'm missing.
As I said before, I may still buy the osmolator anyway. Just not sure if/how i'll use it to dose kalk yet. other than just using it directly in the kalk solution and ruining pumps deliberately.
