mdisalvo55
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Does anybody know where I can get a good deal on a RO/DI unit locally? I'm about to order one from Buckey Field Supply but am wondering if there's anything in Columbus.
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Local RO/DI Unit besides Buckeye Field Supply?
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E-A-G-L-E-S
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yeah...just call Russ 
cfishrun
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I know you said you wanted to get something local, but I've been VERY impressed with the service and quality of products I've gotten from AirWaterIce.com. IMO, the TyphoonIII is the best thing out there for right around $200. If you have to go local then go BFS; anything else will likely be an overpriced Kent unit sold without an automatic shut-off valve, flush kit, pressure gauge, seperate outputs, or even the necessary plumbing attatchments.
yellertang
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ahem
mdisalvo55
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I just went ahead and bought the Premium 75gpd system. Should be here Monday! Then come the posts on how to connect it...
Teddy Ballgame
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how much was it, did you get the auto-shut off?
mdisalvo55
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170 total and no i didnt...should i have?
Unresistible Blue
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An ASO valve is something some people want/need, and some people don't want/need.
If you want to operate your system leaving the supply water on all the time, with a manual (e.g., ball valve) or automatic valve (e.g., float valve) controlling the purified water output, then an ASO valve is a good choice.
If on the other hand your routine is to control the water flow through the unit by manually turning off the supply water, then no need for an ASO valve.
If you want to operate your system leaving the supply water on all the time, with a manual (e.g., ball valve) or automatic valve (e.g., float valve) controlling the purified water output, then an ASO valve is a good choice.
If on the other hand your routine is to control the water flow through the unit by manually turning off the supply water, then no need for an ASO valve.
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