[neiljoust]

hi guys cant remember if i put this on before cant find the post , so might not off have anyone got these and are they any good please http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-The-Little-Genie-Static-20-RO-DI-Pro-system-/180952337552?pt=UK_HomeGarden_CLV_Cleaning_CA&hash=item2a21998c90

[windiewasher]

I also am interested.

[Spruce]

Probably around 1000 gpd (157lph) under perfect conditions. Sad there is no spec quoted.

Look at what Doug at www.daqua.co.uk has got.

The thing is that the 20" membranes are virtually the same price as the 4040 membranes. If you want to upgrade in the future the first thing one would consider is adding another 20" membrane and housing.

I think I would consider a 4040 from the outset.

Our 4040 isn't running under ideal conditions, 40psi water pressure - but is producing around 100lph with no booster and using an hf5 membrane - 98% rejection rate.

[windiewasher]

Cheers spruce but i like the idea of a trolley having it so portable not relying on electric

[PoleKing]

Probably around 1000 gpd (157lph) under perfect conditions. Sad there is no spec quoted.

Look at what Doug at www.daqua.co.uk has got.

The thing is that the 20" membranes are virtually the same price as the 4040 membranes. If you want to upgrade in the future the first thing one would consider is adding another 20" membrane and housing.

I think I would consider a 4040 from the outset.

Our 4040 isn't running under ideal conditions, 40psi water pressure - but is producing around 100lpm with no booster and using an hf5 membrane - 98% rejection rate.

100 litres per minute?!!!

[Spruce]

Probably around 1000 gpd (157lph) under perfect conditions. Sad there is no spec quoted.

Look at what Doug at www.daqua.co.uk has got.

The thing is that the 20" membranes are virtually the same price as the 4040 membranes. If you want to upgrade in the future the first thing one would consider is adding another 20" membrane and housing.

I think I would consider a 4040 from the outset.

Our 4040 isn't running under ideal conditions, 40psi water pressure - but is producing around 100lpm with no booster and using an hf5 membrane - 98% rejection rate.

100 litres per minute?!!!

Sorry - 100 lph.  

Thanks for pointing it out Darren.

What I was going to add is; does this indicate that a 20" r/o would produce half of what mine does under the same conditions?

[paul ette]

I've got a system with 2 20 inch membranes, throws water out very fast fills my 500 litre tank in about 3 hrs. Looked at price of membranes and there over 200 each so gonna cost over 400 when they need changing, but the 40 inch are pretty much the same price and you only need 1.

[Spruce]

I've got a system with 2 20 inch membranes, throws water out very fast fills my 500 litre tank in about 3 hrs. Looked at price of membranes and there over 200 each so gonna cost over 400 when they need changing, but the 40 inch are pretty much the same price and you only need 1.

My thinking exactly - thats why I went 4040.

[Jack Harris]

Stay well away from their systems, We had a system that was supposed to produce 600 gpd, we got roughly a small bucket full of water left on for 24 hours, it was set up correct, when we took it back they wouldn't give us our money back etc ended up contacting trading standards.