Advice for RODI set up / romotech lid

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Hello - I am very excited to go from an old, under the sink RODI set up, to a new one in my garage. Install went great, but one item I would love your advice on....

My 22 gallon bin came with a, "romotech," lid. It has a small opening that you can easily push down, but my rodi line won't fit down it. What should I do to make this, "work?" I am fine with drilling a hole, just wanted to check with you all first....Thank you, and FYI I am cheap and using left over red line : )

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I can’t help with the question, but I can bump the thread to see if we can get you some assistance
 
I drilled a hole in the side and installed a float valve.

That center piece is a vent for the tank.
 
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