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I use a bucket for the mixed water. I only change 10 Gallons at a time. I have a outlet on the system that I can plump a 1/2 inch pipe out to pump the water to the tank in the future. The RODI water is pumped to the ATO tanks via as 1/4 inch RO tubing.With those of you who have tanks mixing water in garage, how do you get water to your tank? A hose?
I use a bucket for the mixed water. I only change 10 Gallons at a time. I have a outlet on the system that I can plump a 1/2 inch pipe out to pump the water to the tank in the future. The RODI water is pumped to the ATO tanks via as 1/4 inch RO tubing.
first choice would be running concealed rigid piping from the mixing station to the tank/sumpWith those of you who have tanks mixing water in garage, how do you get water to your tank? A hose?
Are the metal pipe fittings ok, there’s no trace in RO water?Here is mine. This is to support a 72G tank. I'll be replacing the shark bit fittings and adding a pump in the very near future. Top tank is RODI storage and bottom tank is salt mix tank. There are a couple of powerheads in the salt tank and a thermometer. The tanks are 35G and the top one fills to about 30G with the auto-shutoff.
Allot of people just buy a length tubing and install a disconnect. Google Cam Lever Coupling. If you are doing it by yourself, I would suggest a ball valve close to the end of the tubing. That way you can shut the flow off when it is full, then go back to turn off the pump. I can imagine ways of also using that same pump with a few valves to be able to empty the tank as well if it is near a drain.
first choice would be running concealed rigid piping from the mixing station to the tank/sump
second choice would be pumping from the mixing station to the tank using a remote switch or extension cords.
third choice would be saltwater container on wheels (only works well with smaller amounts of water).
For 10 gallons I would probably pcarry buckets. For more I would use a Rubbermaid brute on wheels, or a custom cart and container using a moving Dollie.What kind of container on wheels would you reccommend? I will be doing about 10 gallon water changes.
Here is mine. This is to support a 72G tank. I'll be replacing the shark bit fittings and adding a pump in the very near future. Top tank is RODI storage and bottom tank is salt mix tank. There are a couple of powerheads in the salt tank and a thermometer. The tanks are 35G and the top one fills to about 30G with the auto-shutoff.
Can be used for either.Awesome, thanks for the links. Is this for pulling water out or putting it back? Or both?