RO/DI Question
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Product water I do believe
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Product water only.
And realize that unless you have conditions that match the membrane spec's, you won't actually get the full 75 gpd for instance, out of a 75 gpd membrane.
Russ
And realize that unless you have conditions that match the membrane spec's, you won't actually get the full 75 gpd for instance, out of a 75 gpd membrane.
Russ
Yup, my 110gpd produces about 80 since my water pressure isn't high as it should be..
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If you pull your membrane out you'll see it is a 100 gpd rather than a 110 gpd.
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I would shy away from most RODI that state 100GPD or more. they tipicly have a low rejection rates, 90% . The standard 75GPD have 96-98% rejection rate which is good.
I tds'ed mine because that's what I thought... 0 tds though!!
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???
not sure what you are saying
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Roland - our 150 gpd membranes are 96%-98%+ rejection. The 100's are around 90 as you mentioned.
I meant, I thought the same thing, after I flushed about 5 gallon through it I used a TDS meter and I am getting 0 tds water out of the unit, I'm also only getting about 80gpd out of mine since I only have 60psi going into it
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Is this new? standard size? sounds like a good choice, and the price an't bad ether:up:
any more detail on this?
Ultra high 98.5 percent rejection 150 gpd membrane. Rated at 77 degree water and 65 psi. <span style="color: blue;">BFS-271</span> 150 gpd BFS RO membrane - $55.00 </em></em>
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Yes - they are standard-sized. They need 60 psi+ line pressure. We've had them on the site for some time...
