[combat1]

Trying to guage how effective my RO is. So how long would it take you to make  180 litres? I do have a booster pump. Thanks guys.

[andyM]

3 hours in the summer when the water and air temp is warmer.
Bit longer this time of year.
I use a pumped 400 gpd RO.

[Steve Sed]

About an hour with a Merlin.

[combat1]

Merlin the magic man! takes me about 4 -6 hours depending on the filters weather etc.

[Nick_Thompson]

1 hour 15 minutes, with a pumped (105psi) 40×40.

[mark dew]

Trying to guage how effective my RO is. So how long would it take you to make  180 litres? I do have a booster pump. Thanks guys.

how long is a piece of string? It is dependant on what ro you use as to how quick it will produce.

[Nick_Thompson]

Trying to guage how effective my RO is. So how long would it take you to make  180 litres? I do have a booster pump. Thanks guys.

how long is a piece of string? It is dependant on what ro you use as to how quick it will produce.

Mark, I think that is why combat was asking.

[mark dew]

I was wondering what ro combat was using. Then i could get to know the answer as well then.

I use a 300gpd ro with pump and it takes around 4 - 5 hours.

[johnny bravo]

i use a 3oo RO with a diaphram pump 125psi, 1.2 lpm,   taking 1 hour to fill a 25 litre drum,   anyone any ideas what i could use to make it quicker.   ive no outside taps so have to make it in the kitchen   maybe a stronger pump,    ive not bothered taking tap pressure,   i will buy a pressure gauge , test it and sell it half price,wont need it when i know.

[combat1]

I use an osmotics 100gpd ro that has an upgrade so that makes it a 200gpd unit. Sediment and carbon pre filters and a 10'' resin chamber with a booster pump. I was wondering if my membranes needed changing. I need to change the resin every week and I make around 400 - 500 litres a week.

[richard jagger]

I have a 200gal with two di s and I can produce 230 liters in 6 hours with a booster pump and a tds of 330 But i must say its in a warm room and its in good nick.