ProTool DIY Pure Water RODI Cart - Assembly Required
Quick Overview
- Pure WaterCart as a DIY Kit, Assemble the cart yourself and save money, Assembly Required
- Best in class 20in Carbon and DI filters offer long life and easy filter replacement
- Rivnut hole patterns built into the cart frame for 110V and 12V pump add on
- Easy to operate cart for one user, two with pump add on
- Wide Solid Steel Frame is durable and stable - will not tip over
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ProTool Cart Overview:
The ProTool Cart is designed to be shipped flat pack for more secure shipping and reduced shipping/labor costs. We pass those savings directly on to you. This unit is an assemble it yourself RODI cart kit at an unbeatable price.
Follow this link for our tutorial on DIY assembly
If your TDS is above 100, then this RODI Cart would be the right system for you.
The ProTool Cart frame is made from strong powder coated steel made and made right here in the United States with large Carbon and DI filters for longer service life between changes. This system does not compromise performance for price.
Includes:
- 40" RO filter
- 20" Carbon
- 20" Refillable DI filter
- Steel frame for strength and rigidity.
- Wide base for better stability
- 10" no-flat wheels
- Handheld TDS Meter
- Pressure Gauge
- Mounting point for 110V and 12V pumps included for easy add-on
- Tool kit
- Detailed step-by-step Instruction Manual
- Everything you need to assemble the cart!
The ProTool cart offers great flow, bucket tested for Flow Offering flow of :
0.8 GPM at 70PSI Tap Water Pressure
1.0 GPM at 85psi Water Pressure
1.25 GPM at 110 PSI when pumped.
This allows use without a pump for a single operator.
The Filters are long lasting, non-proprietary and very easy to change. Change the Carbon/Sediment filter at the beginning of every season, (Feb) and if used every week again in August.
FILTER COMPARISON
The ProTool RODI Cart comes with best in-class DI and carbon filters. This means less frequent changes and more time on the job.
The 4" x 20" filters are 9 TIMES larger than the standard 2" x 10". These filters last 9 times LONGER and require 9 times FEWER changes.
Pressure Gauge
RO Waste Valve
10" No Flat Wheels
Inlet
Outlet
Removable Handle allows Stowage Options
Here the Handle is removed and a 110v Pump version of the cart is stowed away in the 2nd Row of a Pickup
Hand Hold opening in the base makes cart easier to stow
Shipping:
This kit ships in a flat pack box. Assembly is required.
The RO filter is pre installed in the housing.
The Grip is preinstalled on the handle.
All hoses, fittings etc. are included.
Screw driver and nut drivers are included. Power Tools are a luxury.
The RO membranes may fail in the field if the carbon filter is not maintained.
Regular maintenance of the Carbon Filter is very important for RO service life, which is why this kit offers a larger 20" Carbon Filter. Replace this every 6 months.The small Carbon Filter on most system needs to be replaced every 6 to 8 weeks.
The maintenance cost is kept low as the filters are relatively inexpensive, but poor maintenance can drive up the costs. RO's will fail after just a few months without a properly maintained carbon filter.
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