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http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/1-2--Push-Fit-RO-Valve---Soft-Water-Version-JG_RO_VLV_HARD.htmlThese..........Any info on what i have asked for, cheers
Quote from: Pure H20 Services on March 12, 2014, 07:58:39 pmhttp://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/1-2--Push-Fit-RO-Valve---Soft-Water-Version-JG_RO_VLV_HARD.htmlThese..........Any info on what i have asked for, cheers You can fit a tap but it will only increase your pure water rate with a higher ppm.Logical when you think about it.It will not give you more waste water but less.
I'm a bit confused. LolMy 450gpd has a flush valve that is closed. Then when I want to flush my membranes I open the valve and majority of water goes out the waste pipe, and a trickle out the pure.If I open the flush valve a little bit, I get more waste, and less pure,but the pure is lower TDS.Is that not what you were meaning pure h20 services?
Quote from: Jonny (OnlyUseMeWFP) on March 12, 2014, 08:34:30 pmI'm a bit confused. LolMy 450gpd has a flush valve that is closed. Then when I want to flush my membranes I open the valve and majority of water goes out the waste pipe, and a trickle out the pure.If I open the flush valve a little bit, I get more waste, and less pure,but the pure is lower TDS.Is that not what you were meaning pure h20 services?Ahhhhaaa thats what i mean. So with you have said there, can that actually be done. So instead of fully flushing, i would only have it partly open. More waste, lower tds on pure.....