Come Wednesday I will have a brand new RODI unit from The Filter Guys. It will be able to produce 150 gpd, but I only have a 75 gallon tank and a 30 gallon sump :lol:. I live in Astoria, so if anyone in the area needs a 5 gallon bucket of water let me know. I know that not everyone can house a RODI unit because of space restrictions, thus the reason I am offering RODI water. Feel free to PM me or respond in this thread.
RODI Water
- Thread starter rebelson
- Start date
- Location
- Staten Island
Don't start givin away water just yet lol..make sure that your pressure is good because if the psi is low you will be getting much less than 150 gpd. My unit is 150 gpd and it takes 4 hours to make about 5 gallons. My psi for some reason is at 10 and I need a booster pump. There is a good chance you will need a booster pump also. Just a heads up.
- Location
- Staten Island
lucky you, I actually have a garden hose adapter I got from someone on here I should try that out lol I ended up getting a faucet adapter like a day or 2 later and never tried it.
- Location
- Staten Island
rebelson if you need to borrow a pressure gauge let me know
- Location
- New York
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- Location
- bronx
you might need a permiater pump, builds pressure and not that much waste water
- Location
- Franklin Lakes, NJ
Nice offer! Bump for a decent guy.
- Location
- Queens
how much for 20 gallons?
- Location
- L.I
damn man... my RO makes 5 gallons in no more than 15 minutes lol, but then again i used a hose attachment so i run the hose right to my window.
my buddy is gona lend me his tds meter tom so il see how well it filters.
- Location
- Fresh Meadows
Good looking out. I am one of those guys that could use RO/DI water.
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- Location
- north jersey
the math doesn't sound right......even at optimum conditions, a 150 gpd ro/di unit produces at about 6.25 gal/hour. if you're in fact getting that much water in the mentioned time, there's something wrong in the connection somewhere......or you might be looking at the waste water outlet.
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