Ro Readings In Cold Weather...

[Matty H]

They do tend to go up slightly when colder weather hits. I've never understood why, so if its your first winter and you're using RO don't worry there's nothing wrong /emoticons/smile.png

 

[rcproperty]

Yer that's true. nothing to worry about.

 

[chip]

Mine went down to 1 last night!

 

[Smurf]

I've not noticed any difference to be honest....

 

[chip]

It's back to 2 ! Easy come, easy go!

 

[Matty H]

That's surprising as a general rule the readings do go up slightly - I think it something to do with water being more dense when it's cold. I could be wrong tho /emoticons/smile.png

 

[doug atkinson]

Your right Matty also your product output decreases in the cold also.

 

[Smurf]

Why is that then doug?

 

[doug atkinson]

Because in the cold water becomes more dense as Matty states. When you look at the spec's of membranes the performance rate is always set at the water being at a set water temp around, if this drops then performance will be effected.

 

[All Round Cleaning]

What if you have your RO indoors ???

 

[rcproperty]

What if you have your RO indoors ???

if the ro is inside, it might make a little diffrence, but the water coming into the house is colder than normal due to the weather,