In the middle of creating a mixing station

[WhatCouldGoWrong71]

I will finish later this week when the unions I need are back in stock, this way I can cut and install them. I will be able to have 2 containers of RO water above. I am debating about adding a second container below to handle more mix, but I think I will wait on that. For tanks that need salt, I have a 135 gallon system, a 65 and a 20. So I am on the fence about adding a second, or doing a second mix on demand. When I realized I installed the RO pump backwards and couldn't unhook the murlock connectors, I knew it was time to hang it up for the night. Obviously lots to do, just at a stopping point. I need to add a 40 foot hose to the camlock connector via a reel, this way I can turn the pump on and have water on demand in either room. I am also installing a sink to the left (Can't wait for the waterheater to have to be changed... lol). In this sink I'll have also a permanent syphoning hose on a reel also, this way, the plan is, I can bring both a hose for new water and a hose to remove water and the only thing I have to transport are 2 hoses.

Yeah, I need to figure out an easy way to get the salt in the container. I am limited on headroom. The pump is below the first shelf. Also, the tube on the left allows for a bucket to fit under it.

My RODI unit only had 30 pounds of pressure, thus I needed to add a pressure pump, now it's at 80. Do you think this could have caused questionable water?

Also, someone gave me an a 5 stage RODI unit. Do you think I should add to more stages of deionizing ? I think I can turn the other two into 1) GFO and 2) Carbon reactors, no?

Anyway, time to go test for alkalinity!

 

[JGT]

Drop the bottom shelf. That should give you the headroom you need.

 

[WhatCouldGoWrong71]

Drop the bottom shelf. That should give you the headroom you need.

@JGT I read that the Iwaki Magnetic Drive Pump MD-40RXT-115NL needs to be below the water. The pump is below the bottom shelf...

 

[JGT]

@JGT I read that the Iwaki Magnetic Drive Pump MD-40RXT-115NL needs to be below the water. The pump is below the bottom shelf...

Ah OK, didn't see it in the pic. Think if you moved the pump out in front out the garbage can instead of underneath, you could then still drop the shelf enough to give you more headroom and still have it lower than the garbage can.