Looking for help in choosing a new ro/di please help

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Hello everyone im in need of some advice in picking out a new ro/di system I have narrowed it down to 2 systems first is the spectra-pure here is the system. SpectraPure MaxCap RODI w/ Automatic Flush .the question with this system is that do i need to keep buying the premade filters for it or can i just refill them myself. Next is this bulkreef supply system.BRS 6 Stage Chloramines DELUXE RO/DI System - 75GPD - Bulk Reef Supply now for this system i already have 2 di canisters from brs so i don't think i need the 2 extra canisters i would love some feed back on this as the water in my city is very dirty my sediment filter turns dark brown in just two months so its pretty bad also if there is another ro/di you guys have in mind please let me know thanks.
 
BRS makes good RO units from what I hear. Give yourself the highest GPD you can afford....it really makes a difference.
 
I have and love my Vertex 100gpd deluxe. I have very low water pressure and it has a build it booster pump with a all of the built in pressure switches to shut down pump. The unit also automatically backwashes the RO membrane every 2 hours of operation, when the pressure switch if attached to float valve senses water full or you plug in the unit.
 

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