RO/DI System Needs Chloramine Filter?

[budsreef]

I need to buy a new RO/DI system since I sold mine before moving to Florida. I can't find any information on whether or not Lake County Florida uses chloramine to treat their water. If they don't and I add the chloramine filter to the RO/DI will it hurt anything other than throwing more money away?

 

[ichthyoid]

No Bud that's all you will lose.

As I recall-
Air, Water, Ice has a pretty good write up on chloramine & filters.

 

[budsreef]

ichthyoid;823906 wrote: No Bud that's all you will lose.

As I recall-
Air, Water, Ice has a pretty good write up on chloramine & filters.

Thanks, Bill, that is what I was hoping the answer would be. I'll order one with the chloramine filter just to be safe.

 

[ichthyoid]

According to their web site, you use the catalytic carbon (for chloramines) before any other type filter, except a sediment prefilter.

They sell it bulk, so you can use with a refillable canister and save some $$.

 

[rodasphoto]

I would connect someone from the water authority and ask. I did that when I started researching RODI systems. Here is a link of people that you may want to connect