Ro/di filter

[jefnalyssa]

You will have more waste water and go through filters faster with low pressure. Me personally I would get a booster pump. If you have well water that would be a reason to possibly hold out. You won't be paying for all your waste water.

 

[Sethjamto]

GO RODI preferably. I get 0-1 TDS out of my RO filter BEFORE the DI, but ZERO after the DI. The DI is a safety measure for me. Your local water may not be as nice and your TDS after the RO may very well be higher. Your tank will thank you later. DI does not cost much at all.

 

[Moorepower]

What about this unit? Fast response is best need to buy today lol

Click here

Or this
http://m.ebay.com/itm/120432201586?nav=SEARCH&sbk=1

It's the

Model Number : RQ-6BB-100. 6 stage ro/di unit 4 filters and 2 di units

 

[Moorepower]

Or this almost same with pressure gauge
http://m.ebay.com/itm/321170434629?nav=SEARCH&sbk=1

 

[Maxxumless]

RO/DI units are pretty much the same. The big difference between them is the media. Personally, I've purchased three units from filterdirect and have been very impressed with the quality (example). Every unit is still chugging along after 6+ years. I don't know anything about the ones you linked to - sorry.

 

[Moorepower]

Ok thanks I will go with that one

 

[Morganfbs]

You should use your cold water supply.
http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-4-stage-value-ro-di-system-75gpd.html
Here is an option for you.

I just bought the 4 stage plus! Pretty excited

 

[jefnalyssa]

You should be real happy w your purchase.

 

[Moorepower]

Ok bought the 100gpd 6 stage I hope I get it in 4 days.

The local fish store really ticked me off the saltwater they gave me had a funny rotten egg smell to it, and it was .027 salinity do I had to go get more water to bring it down I was so ticked off. The water tested fine