Single RO Wall, Truck Mount Assembled Tap Water Pressure
Quick Overview
- 1 - 40in Stainless Steel Housings and 2 - 20in Plastic Housings
- 20in Carbon, 20in DI and 40in RO filter
- Assembled on a Mounting plate, plumbed for water connections
- 1 GPM Water Production from Tap Water Pressure
- Stainless Steel Wall Mount for easy installation in your truck, trailer or van.
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$906.70
$1,095.45
RO DI Wall Mount Single RO Ready to use
20in Housings for Carbon and DI Filters with One SS RO Housings with Standard RO Ultra Low Pressure Membrane:
- 1- 40in RO Membranes in SS Housing
Offering excellent filter life and lots of water flow
- 1 - 20" Carbon Filter and Housing Long Lasting Filter, Change once every 6 mos
- 1 - 20" DI Filter and HousingGreat Capacity DI Cartridge, reduces Refills
Produces 1 to 1.25 GPM of RO Water Production
- Wall mounts for easy installation
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Installation Example:
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Plate with Dual RO Membrane and the Carbon and DI Filters install in Van, 2 ROs pumps will make 2 Gallons per minute into the tank.
Installation as shown from just outside the Van
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Pumps (RO Pressure and Operator Deliver Pump) and Controller are mounted on a plate and located within easy reach of the door
Van Installation Example:
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The main reason RO membranes fail in the field is the carbon filter dies quickly and is not maintained.
Regular maintenance of the Carbon Filter important to RO service life.
Which is why this kit offers a 6 month Carbon Filter life, Change in February and August
Many other systems with smaller Carbon filter require the Carbon filter to be replaced every 6 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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