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![]() You need to be careful as not all RO/DI systems can work with a float valve. The valve just builds back pressure which not all systems can handle.
Just be sure to tell anyone selling you a system that you want it to run unattended on a float valve.
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![]() i was under the impression that a check valve of sorts was attainable to add on to counteract the back pressure?
was I misled? Thank you very much for the advice. |
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![]() You should look into getting a solenoid to positively close the RO. It could use the information from your float valve when to I/O.
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![]() I run my RO/DI directly to my tank with a float valve and auto shut off valve.
There is no problem so far. |
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![]() i think you need the automatic shut off valve at least
http://www.aquasafecanada.com/aquasafes.html scroll down half way i just ordered one, the link above is local to you. |
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![]() cheaper one on this site but its far away
http://www.autotopoff.com/misc/ |
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![]() I got a spare aut shut off valve.
pm me if you need it. |
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