Where did you get those containers? Been looking for some stand up ones like that.Here is mine. I use a Panworld pump to mix the water as well as move it upstairs for water changes. The tank on the left has the fresh RODI water and is also used for top off (via a Spectrapure Litermeter). The tank on the right is my mixing tank.
Here is my set up. Could clean up the lines but it works for now.
It's nice to see a liter meter. A rare item it seems. I have been using one since 2002.Here is my set up. Could clean up the lines but it works for now.
Until I find more attractive stand up containers, but I'll admit using gravity to fill trash cans (marked per 5 gal increments on the inside) with the cans on wheels works ok.
This is what the hubby and I have come up with so far.
The pipe goes through the ceiling and plumbed through the wall into the cabinet where I can fill up my ato reserve tank from the ro/di tank on the left or pump in newly made saltwater into my sump from the tank on the right with a turn of a valve.
I did. The second membrane fitting was broken out of the box. I rigged that elbow for a few days until they sent me a new one. It still had to go through the DI though. Very perceptive though.
I cannot speak for BNR210, but in my setup I have a fitting at the lowest point that allows me to drain the common lines when switching. I found if I flushed the lines with water it took almost 5 gallons before the output started coming up 0TDS, and my setup is fairly compact.
This is what the hubby and I have come up with so far.
The pipe goes through the ceiling and plumbed through the wall into the cabinet where I can fill up my ato reserve tank from the ro/di tank on the left or pump in newly made saltwater into my sump from the tank on the right with a turn of a valve.
Step One) Fill the 5 gallon. And manually move waste water into washing machine.
Step Two) Add salt, heater, and power head into bucket.
Step Three) White 5 gallon jugs are waste water only. Remove and then add.. :)
