THANKS A MILLION!!! Looks great and easy to follow. This should be put out there for others to have as a reference.Schematics below.
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THANKS A MILLION!!! Looks great and easy to follow. This should be put out there for others to have as a reference.Schematics below.
I'd even say use 2 sediments for the RO vs the 1. I'd run a 1 micron followed by a 0.5 micron or smaller.If you are getting that much sediment i would recommend a whole house sediment filter.
Was thinking along those lines as well. How about multiple Carbon filters?I'd even say use 2 sediments for the RO vs the 1. I'd run a 1 micron followed by a 0.5 micron or smaller.
Your welcome, I have it has a pdf I can email to you if you needed. I didn't see a way to attach a PDF only images so I just made a screenshot.THANKS A MILLION!!! Looks great and easy to follow. This should be put out there for others to have as a reference.
I'd still stick with the 2 carbons, or as previously suggested you could always swap to a big blue.Was thinking along those lines as well. How about multiple Carbon filters?
In that case 2 carbons, and add another sediment prior to the first.LOL... that thing is massive. I'm sure it's great but I really don't have the room. She'd put ME to sleep in the laundry room.
Moderators should see this and share with the members.Your welcome, I have it has a pdf I can email to you if you needed. I didn't see a way to attach a PDF only images so I just made a screenshot.
I don't know if I would put that much restriction before pump. You could burn it out.Modified for your 2 sediments and dual carbon.
We will need to see what his pressure is prior to pump on the new system and adjust filters accordingly. This was meant as a general schematic of plumbing for his new setup.I don't know if I would put that much restriction before pump. You could burn it out.
Depending on source water yes. Sounds like @flyfisher2 gets a fair amount of sand and slit in his water and if it's too the point that it's visible when he changes out cartridges I wouldn't recommend a spin as the sole sediment prior to carbon and RO.Just enough pre filter to block the stuff that will damage pump, and not impact flow over time.
Is that just a sieve style pre filter, doesn't look like a typical spin down after opening the imageJust enough pre filter to block the stuff that will damage pump, and not impact flow over time.
Its a real fine mesh for small stuff like that. I would have to depressurize everything to take a picture hah.Pre filter... what? I'm in the dark here fellas. Edumicate me
They are great too have with high sediment source water, and as long as you don't damage the sieve you essentially have 0 upkeep costs with the units since the filters are reusable.Its a real fine mesh for small stuff like that. I would have to depressurize everything to take a picture hah.