Ro/di unit question

[pdfb55]

i'm thinking about ordering this ro/di unit and i had a question. I dont think it comes with an automatic shutoff but if i were to hook it up to a float would it stop flowing once the water level was right?
Thanks

 

[Colin]

Nope, it would continue to pump out waste water. You need an autoshutoff (plus a one way check valve) to do what you want.

--Colin

 

[BillyJoeJimBob]

Spend the extra $25 and get the premium version from Buckeye. It comes with a pressure guage and the sediment and carbon filters are of better quality. Well worth the extra $25.00. Go to their website and read about the difference in the filters.

I bought the 75 GPD Premium from Buckeye Field Supply and I am very happy with it. Russ was great about answering my questions.

 

[pdfb55]

does the premium one have the auto shut off?

 

[crumbletop]

for $149 you could also get this:

http://theh2oguru.zoovy.com/product/1TYPHOON

it has an auto shutoff valve and a float valve. It's a high quality unit as is the one from buckeye.

 

[Buckeye Hydro]

Hi pdf - if there are any questions we can help you with feel free to ask.

Before you order make sure you know if you have chloramines in your water - if you're not certain PM me your home town and I'll check for you.

Russ @ BFS

 

[pdfb55]

I live in Charlotte, NC i'm not sure if we have chloramines in our water. although i wouldn't doubt if we did, what made me decide to switch to ro/di water was when i read in our newspaper about us being in the top 5 cities in the U.S. for worst water quality. They say that it is still under the maximum limit of city water impurities but its still one of the worst.

 

[Buckeye Hydro]

I looked at your 2005 water quality report - no sign of chloramines...

Russ @ BFS