Which one is waste/ro?

[Off The Deep End]

No markings on my rodi, which one is waste water and which one is ro water? Thanks View attachment 2125

 

[B-Willz]

The lower one should be the drain.

 

[dv3]

the outside is waste ...the center is ro

 

[Off The Deep End]

Awesome! I knew the great people on MASC could help Thanks

 

[spstimie]

http://www.spectrapure.com/support_man.htm

Manuals are located here. Next time someone does an order from BRS, you can get a DI canister for a good price.

 

[Off The Deep End]

Duh... im retarded lol. I have the manual...ha ha. Thanks

 

[ChrisB]

I always forget. Easy way to tell is turn it on. The one with the higher flow is waste

 

[Wicked Color]

+1^

 

[Off The Deep End]

So when it says 50gph is that the amount that goes through the rodi or the amount of rodi water it should produce in an hour?

 

[the_fish_man]

per hour

 

[djkms]

If your getting 50 gallons per hour I want your unit! Probably mean per day. To answer your question though its how much is produced.

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[the_fish_man]

Really? wow i always though that was per hour

 

[Off The Deep End]

^^Me too I just looked it up and its per day. Holy crap batman this is slow.... Can you tell that i have never used one?

 

[Off The Deep End]

Do they make a 1000gpd unit? If so im buyin!

 

[dv3]

you could upgarde to a 150 gpd membrane or 2

 

[B-Willz]

I thought I heard some place that you can run your waste water line through another DI, reducing waste and increase the good water amount. Any one ever heard that?

 

[dv3]

I thought I heard some place that you can run your waste water line through another DI, reducing waste and increase the good water amount. Any one ever heard that?

you can run your waste through another RO ...thats what i do ....gets me 2:1 waste ratio

 

[Off The Deep End]

Can you run it back through the same RO?

 

[dv3]

no that wouldn't work because it would be a continuous cycle and eventually the tds would get high enough that the ro wouldn't work effectively