Abundant Flow Water Standard, Reefmaster RO/DI Systems Installation & Service Manual

Below you will find brief information for RO/DI Systems Standard, RO/DI Systems Reefmaster. This document helps install and maintain RO/DI Systems in a way that’s safe and efficient to achieve the maximum life span of the system and high purity water production.

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Key features

  • Reverse osmosis (RO) process to purify water
  • Semi-permeable, spiral-wound membrane
  • Removes dissolved solids, organic, pyrogens
  • Sub-micron colloidal particles and bacteria from water
  • Removes 90% to 97% of contaminates
  • Mixed bed of resin beads
  • Strips remaining impurities from water
  • 99% or more rejection rate
  • Pre-filters to remove sediment and chemicals
  • Protects and extends the life of the membrane

Frequently asked questions

With average usage and normal water conditions filters should be changed every 6 months.

Typical production rates are 75 or 100 gpd (gallons per day) for single membrane systems, and 150 or 200 gpd for dual membrane systems. This will provide an output of 3 – 8 gallons per hour.

Reduced water quality, reduced production rate, or no production can be an indication of a fouled membrane, but there may not always be these signs to tell you the membrane is bad. The best way is to monitor the rejection rate of the membrane using a TDS meter. A functioning membrane should be removing a minimum of 90% of contaminates under normal conditions.
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