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01-07-2009, 02:06 AM
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My house is crimped PEX as well but have the piercing valve on the copper supply line between the meter and the PEX manifold.
The better way to do it though would be to either Tee into a PEX line, valve then ro unit, or if you have a spare line on your manifold tie into than. Just need to rent a PEX crimper (just did some PEX runs and minumin was about 10 bucks from HD). The auto shut off at least the one I'm using shuts off the ro feed, if the ro output is closed. Link to diagram of Aquasafe unit (it's the 4 port shuttle valve shown between the prefilters and ro). Have also read of people just hooking up a garden hose timer between the supply line and unit. 
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01-07-2009, 02:13 AM
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im a gas fitter by trade so i have acess to crimpers and everything ive got a spare valve thats capped as it was the old line going to the outside taps but i capped it and ran a new line outside as to bypass the PRV. i just wanted to make sure i had the unit fittings becuase i wasnt sure how easy they would be to find. thanks for the replys dude
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01-07-2009, 02:25 AM
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I acctually found a T that slides Over PEX and has tightenable connectors on the ends. All I did was cut the Pex and insert this, tighten and done
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01-07-2009, 02:57 AM
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honestly can't remember how much, but under $10 I think. But ya, if you got the tools use em HAHAHA
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01-07-2009, 07:34 AM
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if you go across the border to get the RO DI unit can you please post on how it gos? iam whanting to drive over and get a new RO DI as well plus a light and some other stuff, but i heard they realy get you on dutie if arent there for at least two days,
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