DI resin canister

[Starboy]

hi, thinking on buying this RO, below,

PRF RO - Reverse Osmosis Unit - Complete RO Systems - Water Treatment - Pure Water Systems - All Products Gardiner Pole Systems

is this the right DI canister to buy with it? or would i be better buying a bigger DI canister?

7 Litre DI Resin Pressure Vessel Canister - 3/4" Ports - De-Ionisation - Water Treatment - Pure Water Systems - All Products Gardiner Pole Systems

 

[Starboy]

Alex Gardiner whats your thoughts on this?

 

[Alex Gardiner]

Hi Starboy

Just replied to your conversation to me.

The answer would depend on your water quality, water pressure, total planned consumption.

 

[Starboy]

my water coming from the tap is very soft..... around 68 PPM. my pressure is quite strong. i will be making about 1000 litres of water per week..

 

[Alex Gardiner]

my water coming from the tap is very soft..... around 68 PPM. my pressure is quite strong. i will be making about 1000 litres of water per week..

All sounds good. The 7 litre will be plenty big enough for your needs

 

[Iron Giant]

No disrespect to Alex, But with a tap tds of 68ppm you can buy a far cheaper RO from daqua.co.uk and you won't need a di vessel either.

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[Starboy]

No disrespect to Alex, But with a tap tds of 68ppm you can buy a far cheaper RO from daqua.co.uk and you won't need a di vessel either.
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so i dont need the DI vessel. just a RO unit?

 

[Iron Giant]

so i dont need the DI vessel. just a RO unit?

Yup my tap tds ranges between 45-70ppm Doug at daqua.co.uk will be able to provide you with a 300gpd ro for £180 inc delivery

 

[Starboy]

Yup my tap tds ranges between 45-70ppm Doug at daqua.co.uk will be able to provide you with a 300gpd ro for £180 inc delivery

what PPM will a RO put the water out at?

 

[Iron Giant]

PPM out of RO will be 000ppm, The lads on here that have a di after ro have a a tap tds way above 100-200-300 ppm. I have been wfp for over 9 years now and a standard ro is all you need.

I fill my 300ltr storage tank whilst out at work which normally fills in around 8 hrs from empty but I only have the tap turned on 1 full turn, Overall it depends if you are needing to fast fill a tank or containers the expensive one from Gardiners will produce pure really fast.

 

[Starboy]

PPM out of RO will be 000ppm, The lads on here that have a di after ro have a a tap tds way above 100-200-300 ppm. I have been wfp for over 9 years now and a standard ro is all you need.
I fill my 300ltr storage tank whilst out at work which normally fills in around 8 hrs from empty but I only have the tap turned on 1 full turn, Overall it depends if you are needing to fast fill a tank or containers the expensive one from Gardiners will produce pure really fast.

thanks for the advice! means i dont have to buy a DI. which is good, can spend more on a new pole + other equipment.

 

[Iron Giant]

No worries

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[francie]

PPM out of RO will be 000ppm, The lads on here that have a di after ro have a a tap tds way above 100-200-300 ppm. I have been wfp for over 9 years now and a standard ro is all you need.
I fill my 300ltr storage tank whilst out at work which normally fills in around 8 hrs from empty but I only have the tap turned on 1 full turn, Overall it depends if you are needing to fast fill a tank or containers the expensive one from Gardiners will produce pure really fast.

Iron Giant how come you only have your tap on one turn?

Will this lessen the burden on the membranes?

My tap ppm is 150, do you think il need a di?

Thanks mate

 

[Iron Giant]

Iron Giant how come you only have your tap on one turn?Will this lessen the burden on the membranes?

My tap ppm is 150, do you think il need a di?

Thanks mate

I have really really good tap pressure so for me its about timing as well as I know how long it takes to fill my tank whilst out at work

Yes I would have thought you need a di give doug a ring @ daqua.co.uk he is a really top guy

 

[francie]

I have really really good tap pressure so for me its about timing as well as I know how long it takes to fill my tank whilst out at work
Yes I would have thought you need a di give doug a ring @ daqua.co.uk he is a really top guy

Thank you mate, im in ireland, be better for me to buy over here, thanks mate.

 

[Nudel]

I have tds readings from 35-80 ppm. I built myself a cheap (sub 50£) RO system from parts off eBay and aliexpress just to see if I would work. Have been using it for over a year now and it works perfectly.

It does take close to 24 hours to fill up a 200 litre barrel, and it's just barely enough for my needs, so I just got a 1000l tank instead so it can fill it up continuosly and during weekends.

I work an hour away from home though, so I have a DI filter in the van as well so I can process water on the go when needed.

 

[Iron Giant]

Thank you mate, im in ireland, be better for me to buy over here, thanks mate.

Talk to Arthur at Sure clean systems I think it is he may be able to help

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[francie]

Talk to Arthur at Sure clean systems I think it is he may be able to help
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Thanks mate