RODI Feed Water Adapter help

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Hi. What adpater that most reefer in here used to feed water to RODI unit.
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First need to know what you are specifically trying to connect to. Do you want a permanent connection or one you can remove when done? Sorry to answer your question with a question but will make it easier to correctly answer you.
 
First need to know what you are specifically trying to connect to. Do you want a permanent connection or one you can remove when done? Sorry to answer your question with a question but will make it easier to correctly answer you.

Which is less prone to leak and most used bu reefer. Thank
 
I personally just connect mine to my outside faucet and make however much water I need, then disconnect it and put it away. I never have problems I just check my tds whenever I start it back up.
 
I use the gareden hose adapter for the summertime and a faucet adapter for coller months. Neither of them leak; they're easy to use and nether are permanent.
 
Use the feed water adapter if you are hooking up under a sink semi-permanently.
If you are hooking to a washing machine cold wate rline you can use a brass or bronze garden hose Wye like you use to install two garden hoses on one hose bib. Many have individual ball valves built in and are less than $10.

Hardly anyone recommends using the self tapping needle valve unles it is a last resort. They tend to plug and leak with time and give you a very small opening so can restrict the flow.
 
Thank you i ended up using feed water adapter look clean and leak free. Got strong psi 70 from my water line
 

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