Let’s see those units hooked up
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Taxus812
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Finally completed the install today ! I am ready for my water change in the morning 
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I installed my RODI system in my basement bathroom.
Booster pump all plumed in and no leaks ! Unfortunately I could not put it between the filters. When I did the pressure gauge pulsed so bad it could not measured. I would ned some sort of flow restriction at the gauge to tame it. I have a 100 Micron pre-filter to install Monday. the diverter also has screens
I added split wire loom to keep the inflow and waste lines neat. Power has a nice drip loop.
Closeup of the diverter top is inflow water and bottom is waste and it pours out the bottom. I can still use the faucet without disconnecting.
My well water after the softer still has a lot of dissolved solids
This is before the DI filter. I had to check that twice because I could not believe what I was seeing. I was getting 8 TDS before adding the pump. The pump fluctuates between 70 and 80 psi as the well pressure fluctuates.
.I installed my RODI system in my basement bathroom.
Booster pump all plumed in and no leaks ! Unfortunately I could not put it between the filters. When I did the pressure gauge pulsed so bad it could not measured. I would ned some sort of flow restriction at the gauge to tame it. I have a 100 Micron pre-filter to install Monday. the diverter also has screens
I added split wire loom to keep the inflow and waste lines neat. Power has a nice drip loop.
Closeup of the diverter top is inflow water and bottom is waste and it pours out the bottom. I can still use the faucet without disconnecting.
My well water after the softer still has a lot of dissolved solids
This is before the DI filter. I had to check that twice because I could not believe what I was seeing. I was getting 8 TDS before adding the pump. The pump fluctuates between 70 and 80 psi as the well pressure fluctuates.
Here is my little water station in my classroom.
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