Where can I get membranes for 600GPD system?

[Guest]

Anyone know which membranes I need for this system: 600 GPD Reverse Osmosis System.

Any help would be great, not sure which ones I need to purchase.

 

[Guest]

Would i be able to use these: Reverse Osmosis 300GPD Membrane - Vyair (UK) Ltd

 

[spruce]

If your r/o is a 600 GPD and you have 2 membranes then yes, they will work.

 

[Guest]

If your r/o is a 600 GPD and you have 2 membranes then yes, they will work.

Ok yes it is - thanks. Is the price about right or expensive: Reverse Osmosis 300GPD Membrane - Vyair (UK) Ltd

First time to buy new ones.

 

[spruce]

These guys also supply them

300 or 600 GPD RO Reverse Osmosis parts for window cleaning

 

[Guest]

These guys also supply them300 or 600 GPD RO Reverse Osmosis parts for window cleaning

Thanks - membranes are expensive /emoticons/sad.png

 

[spruce]

Thanks - membranes are expensive /emoticons/sad.png

You have to consider what they are earning you.

If looked after, they should last quite some time. The problem is often with the prefilters, mainly the carbon block one. That removes the chlorine from the water. Chlorine destroys membranes. I swear by Fiberdyne carbon block filters.

The first set of 150 GPD membranes lasted me 6 years. The membrane in my 4040 is nearly 4 years old and still producing pure at 98% which is the same as when it was new.

A 4040 membrane is around £225 - £245.00.

 

[Guest]

You have to consider what they are earning you.
If looked after, they should last quite some time. The problem is often with the prefilters, mainly the carbon block one. That removes the chlorine from the water. Chlorine destroys membranes. I swear by Fiberdyne carbon block filters.

The first set of 150 GPD membranes lasted me 6 years. The membrane in my 4040 is nearly 4 years old and still producing pure at 98% which is the same as when it was new.

A 4040 membrane is around £225 - £245.00.

Yeah, mine has been okay, but the cold weather, froze it up and the end of the membrane housing blow off because the water turned into ice and expanded and broke it.