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![]() Here's my HomeDepot (might be Waite) humidifier valve hooked directly to the ro/di. Doubt the sump level varies 1/4" in total since installed (salt line you see is since from adding some extra fans).
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![]() Humidifier valve connected to an RODI, can you explain this more?
How do you stop waste water production from the RODI? |
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Grand plan was to have the ro/di unit feed a reservoir with aeration (for pH adjust and to limit possible amount of fresh water that might be added if float failed), reservoir supplying sump via float valve. Thinking now this setup works great, don't need to worry about topping up a reservoir, only adding little ro/di water a time so doubt I'll get much pH swing (system volume ~200g) and really, how many people have ever flooded their basement because their humidifier float valve got stuck open? |
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![]() But waste water production doesn't stop unless you stop the water supply to the RODI, how does your system control this?
Check if your unit is continually making waste water or not, even when the tank is not demanding water. |
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![]() The RODI will stop waste water production if you have a hydraulic valve plumbed into the RODI that detects the pressure increase when the float valve closes, do you have this then?
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![]() I picked up an auto shut off float valve at Wai's. It was worth the $20.
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![]() My Aquasafe RO/DI has an auto shut off valve to stop the water flow.
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I retired and got a fixed income but it's broke. Ed _______________________________________ 50 gallon FOWLR, 10 gallon sump. 130 gallon reef, 20 gallon sump, 10 gallon refugium. 10 gallon quarantine. 60 gallon winter tank for pond fish. 300 gallon pond with waterfall. |
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![]() As a side note, if you run your RODI production water line a long distance, those waste water shut off valves don't work so well, they need pressure bladders installed.
I had mine setup this way, it failed to often for me. But I run my output line across my house. Mark, does your aquasafe have a built in pressure activated valve to shut off waste water production then? |