[Erithwc]

DIY and save a lot of money.

500l tank £180
100m hose and reel £140
Pump and controller £140
450gpd VYAIR RO £230  
Daqua 11L DI £110
Battery £58
Tank Straps £35
SLX 25 £330

I am cr@p at DIY 

Go to ionics then and get a fitted system for £7000 plus

Its not hard to fit a system in your van a monkey could do it, look on here theres loads of them 


Paul

[Craggs]

Thanks for the replies everyone...  I think I will follow gto advice, I done a bit of searching online last night, the things I need to buy. If I get into a bit of difficulty my brother in law is good at DIY

cheers craggs

[Nick Wareham]

Go to ionics then and get a fitted system for £7000

Or £2475 including fitting. 

Seriously though, yes you could pay £6k - £7k for a top of the range ionic system, and this might be sensible if had the commercial contracts to make it worthwhile.  But for the majority of us, a simple Pure2o system (also made by ionic) will do perfectly well.  And they will price match, so you could get quotes from everywhere then get them to match it.

This is probably what I'll end up doing once chrimbo is out of the way.

[Steve_c]

Hi guys I have done a lot of reading since I join cleanitup, it pretty clear most of you got a Van Mounted Systems. I am curious to find out more about Van Mounted Systems, how much it cost to buy, how much it cost to maintain the systems, I have yet got myself a van so what kind of van would be idea?

I'm looking to find a company in London that does a Van Mounted Systems... I'm based near heathrow airport, could you recommend me a good company.

I got to go to work now, I look forward to any replies.

Thanks Craggs............... If your near Heathrow mate, jump on the m4 and go to swindon (ionics)
you wont go Wong. Are you going Sunday?

If you want to get stung for thousands..... Remember, it's only pure water that comes out of the jets wherever you get it from!

your right..........but its how you produce it and running cost and above all, fitting a system as my very affordable pro 6 cost less than you think, a very safe piece of kit.

you lost me on that one fella.ref running cost.please explain why yours is cheaper?

On a water meter = less waste to make 650 lts with a roback I only waste on average 125lts

[Frankybadboy]

not on a meter.

also you have to back flush with salt that cost, and your resin canister in your own word is poop and dont last long and at £80 a trow that aint cheap,

bit dear that is,than mine   

[Steve_c]

You will be on a meter eventually Compulsory and that will cost you big time if you dont get a sub meter. Binned the Di canister two years ago ,and its not back flushed, the softener is flushed with a minimal amount of salt to protected the Ro. This it turn keeps the ro in tip top condition and pro longs its life and still makes water at low TDS this in turn prolongs the life of the resin. I only changed my resin at easter after 18 months and that was because it was reading 00.2. The amount of salt is peanuts to buy over the year.