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| Posted | RO unit ? |
| 18-06-2007 12:09 by Linda Chenapa |
can you run the units without mains presure ?,i need to move it out of the kitchen into the bathroom as its in the way with all the containers. |
| 18-06-2007 12:27 by JP |
Needs min of 40psi, You can buy booster pumps for them if the pressure is to low. |
| 19-06-2007 00:30 by robert.pope |
im sure it would work best with a booster pump....to get better preformence from the membrain/waist water
drop the staff at Ro-man a email ......Neil is very helpfull.......well they helped me in the past  |
| 19-06-2007 06:53 by Phill Austen |
to work well it needs better than mains pressure and warm water. |
| 19-06-2007 18:44 by Linda Chenapa |
warm water ? why ?never herd this |
| 19-06-2007 18:50 by Linda Chenapa |
if the water is warm/hot surely this means that the water has been in the hot water storage tank and they are made of copper , i thourght you should'nt have copper around a marine tank, ( maybe i should have said it was for marines sorry ) |
| 19-06-2007 20:26 by robert.pope |
no linda i think you have mis-understood P Austen
its on a cold supply however ro membrains work best at a certain temperature to preform to their full potential ( sorry for bad spelling) |
| 19-06-2007 20:34 by robert.pope |
Linda
When your feed water is very cold, RO units tend to slow down in production rate. They are designed to run with water that is closer to 78° F, which just happens to match our aquariums. Here's a way that will get things back up to speed during the colder months taken from http://www.ro-man.com/faq-pro/?action=article&cat_id=003&id=44&lang= |
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