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Tucker Rival+ RO/DI Cart 4 Stage with SS RO Housing
Quick Overview
- Tucker proprietary 40in RO Membrane offers best in class water flow
- Features Industry Standard Sediment, Carbon, RO Membrane and DI Resin polishing Filtration
- Quality Housings and No-Flat Wheels bring Tucker quality construction to the Cart format
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This RO/DI cart that produces more water than most other 40" RO systems on the market.
Tucker 4 Stage RIVAL + RO/DI Cart - MADE IN USA
The Rival+ Tucker Cart is a 4-stage Pure Water system comes on a powder coated lightweight steel frame made for years of use.
The Large NO FLAT tires help you navigate all terrains and never worry about a tire going flat.
System consists of:
- (1) Sediment filter removes debris, rust, and other harmful items in the water supply.
- (1) Carbon filter removes the chlorine and chloramines.
- (1) ULTRA HIGH FLOW reverse osmosis membrane - available only from Tucker® .
- (1) Refillable DI Filter for an ultra pure final polish of your pure water.
The Rival+ Cart from Tucker® features clear pre-filter housings.
These housing allow for an easy way to know when you change out your sediment and carbon pre-filters.
ALSO INCLUDED -
Wrenches for opening filter housings
Replacement o-rings for filter housings
TDS meter for checking the water quality
This system as it sits is ideal for cleaning up to approximately 40' on good tap water pressure.
If you add an electric or battery booster pump to this system you will easily clean to 60' or run multiple operators off this same system.
Ideal to lay the system down during usage.
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