Selecting an RO/DI System: A Consumer's Handbook on Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Systems
In the realm of saltwater aquariums, maintaining pristine water quality is paramount. Bulk Reef Supply (BRS) offers a range of RO/DI (Reverse Osmosis/Deionisation) systems designed to cater to various needs, from hobbyists to professional aquarists.
At the heart of these systems is the water saver kit, a clever innovation that consists of two membranes plumbed in series. This feature, available in the 150 and 200 Gallons Per Day (GPD) systems, doubles the production rate and reduces wastewater by 50%.
Robert, a seasoned professional with over 25 years of experience in the aquaristics industry, is the mind behind the content that guides many hobbyists in their aquatic pursuits. His expertise is evident in the design and functionality of these BRS RO/DI Systems.
The systems come in four, five, six, and seven-stage options, each offering different levels of filter performance. The 4 and 5-stage systems, popular choices, cover a majority of tap water conditions throughout the United States. For those with a heavy demand for purified DI water, the 6 and 7-stage systems offer superior performance.
The number of filter stages should be chosen based on the quality of the source water and the possible contaminants that need to be removed. For instance, the 7-stage systems include the Triple DI Saver, which maximises DI resin consumption, benefiting those with particularly challenging water conditions.
Each system is fully assembled with filters and comes with everything needed to connect the system at home. Convenience features such as the Auto Flush Flow Kit, which flushes the RO membrane every time the system is used, and the Auto Shut-Off Kit, which automatically fills the freshwater reservoir, add to the ease of use.
For those seeking added assurance, the Flood Guardian electronically monitors the water level inside the RO/DI reservoir to prevent overflow, while the Flow-Lok Leak Detector stops the flow of water if the system springs a leak.
Optional accessories include a booster pump kit to increase water pressure and an Add-On Drinking Water Faucet to collect RO water for drinking. These additions make the BRS RO/DI Systems versatile and adaptable to a wide range of requirements.
By investing in a BRS RO/DI System, hobbyists can enjoy the benefits of saving money on water for their tank, as well as the peace of mind that comes from knowing their aquatic inhabitants are swimming in the purest of waters.
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