Which R/O-D/I Filter?

[fencer]

Just remember to get one with a booster pump

[mark]

Originally Posted by fencer

Just remember to get one with a booster pump

... if you're water pressure is low.

[fencer]

Yes that too... the addition of the pump also increases your RO membrane throughput. Instead of 1:8 rejection it brings it more to 1:4

[Captainhemo]

I have heard that there are some issues with the Purely H2O units, I'm not too sure what they are, I was just advised to stay away from them right now.
I ended up going with a Spectra Pure and it has been great. I'm running it off my kitchen sink. Didn't come with the adapter but J+L has em for $12. Got my SP at Hidden Reef. Spectrapure has a website at www.spectrapure.com if you are interested.

[Puff]

i was referred to this RO/DI setup by someone at nano-reefs.com

http://www.buckeyefieldsupply.com/sh...ry=167&Sub=166

im looking at the Value Series 75 gpd RO/DI System because it has a very good (Filmtec RO membrane) membrane and is supposed to be an excellent filter. only 118$...pretty good price!

are the aquasafes really good?

[ed99]

Originally Posted by Captainhemo

I have heard that there are some issues with the Purely H2O units, I'm not too sure what they are, I was just advised to stay away from them right now.
I ended up going with a Spectra Pure and it has been great. I'm running it off my kitchen sink. Didn't come with the adapter but J+L has em for $12. Got my SP at Hidden Reef. Spectrapure has a website at www.spectrapure.com if you are interested.

I have a Spectrapure as well and no complaints. I run it without a booster pump and I'm at about a 6:1 reject ratio. I often run it through a timer which gives a bit of water hammer when it opens, but after 9 months running a 200gal tank it is still giving me undetectable TDS on a tap water feed of 125 ppm.