ProTool Valve Waste Water Bypass RO 1/2in
Quick Overview
- Allow water to Flow in the Open position for 1 to 2 minutes at the end of each use the an RO system.
- The RO Bypass Valve has two operating modes, Flush and Production
- Used on the output of an the Bypass water from an RO Membrane, the restriction hole allows water to trickle out at the same time it creates pressure on the RO Membrane
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Valve Waste Water Bypass RO 1/2in Pushfit
The RO Bypass Valve has two operating modes.
When the Valve is Closed The RO System is "in Production" and the water pressure is applied to the membranes with a small mount of water flow passing through the 1mm hole to allow for brine accumulation to be released.
When the Valve is Open then water will flow freely on the dirty side of the RO Membrane and this will help to wash out any accumulated calcium and magnesium deposits from the RO Membrane..
Allow water to Flow in the Open position for 1 to 2 minutes at the end of each use the an RO system.
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