RO/DI PSI Levels

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hello everyone, I just set up a stage 5 RO/DI system by atatching it to the bathroom sink. My TDS reading is at 0 for water going out however y PSI level is only at 25~? (I attached a picture for reference).

Is this acceptable?

Thanks!

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If you're getting the quantity and quality of water you need, then it is acceptable. But if the rejection rate or GPD isn't up to par then a booster pump will be needed to get the pressure to where it is supposed to be (50-60 psi).
 
Ok great so its ok for now but I should upgrade in the future, got it thanks!

Also one more thing, im only using the cold water, should I turn on the warm water side in addition to the cold water to increase the water flow?
 
Use only the cold water. Your heated water will have more sediment to remove and will drastically shorten your filter life.
Agreed, plus there's a risk that too-hot water would be provided (if, for example, there's a pressure drop on the cold line from someone running the garder hose or whatever) and destroy the membrane.
 
Where is the gauge reading on the unit? I see an outlet arrow with a red 1/4" line and looks to be going to the gauge? Is that gauge reading PSI after the membrane?
 

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