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NJ Services

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wfp systems
« on: November 13, 2009, 08:40:32 pm »
im looking into getting a wfp system and wanted some advice on what i need and how much roughly id be looking to spend on a 400 litre tank. any websites that could help me out? anything really as i know nothing at all about wfp systems. cheers
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daz1977

Re: wfp systems
« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2009, 08:43:49 pm »
have a look at wintecs.co.uk and gardiner pole systems,  ur better of building it diy as cheaper

do u know ur water tds?

as this will deceide weather u need a ro or just a di vessel
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NJ Services

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Re: wfp systems
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2009, 08:47:06 pm »
dont have a clue how would  i find out whether it was soft or hard water?
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NJ Services

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Re: wfp systems
« Reply #3 on: November 13, 2009, 09:30:56 pm »
Waterfed Pole System Ltd: Trolley Systems
50L Trolley (without filtration): £520.00 + VAT

A full tank gives approximately one hour’s work.

Specification


Quick release handle for easy transportation. Handle is released in seconds. Easy grip handle
12 volt 60 psi flo-jet pump, simply connect hose and you can work 200 metres away from the trolley
35 amp hour deep cycle battery
Easy push in recharge plug
All terrain wheels 500mmx45mm 5 spoke impact resistant white polypropylene rim and spokes
Aluminium alloy hub. Nylon cord reinforced traction tread pneumatic tyre
Wheels quick release for easy transportation
Professionally design 50 litre storage tank with moulded battery and pump compartment
Battery and pump fully enclosed in streamlined housing
Heavy Duty Galvanized Steel Chassis designed with a wheel camber and offset front steel rest to prevent any danger of tipping
Available in RED, BLACK, GREEN, YELLOW or BLUE


does this sound a good starter kit to get going just to do te upstairs of domestic? would this be everything i need to get going before i get a full van set up?
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Niall McAllister

Re: wfp systems
« Reply #4 on: November 14, 2009, 12:18:06 am »
Quote from: NJ Services on November 13, 2009, 08:47:06 pm
dont have a clue how would  i find out whether it was soft or hard water?
where about are you?
this will effect your decision to buy a RO set up or just a DI.
http://mgwc.org/index-4.html has a map to give you a rough idea what your water will be.
Surest way to find out about your water is a tds meter. they go for about £15. you will need one if you go wfp to make sure your water is pure ;)
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Mike #1

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Re: wfp systems
« Reply #5 on: November 14, 2009, 07:08:13 am »
there is not a chance 50 ltrs will last 1 hour , 30 mins maybe
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dd

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Re: wfp systems
« Reply #6 on: November 14, 2009, 01:03:13 pm »
You would not want to lift a 50l trolley in and out of your vehicle, especially if it was full of water. May be OK if you could have a ramp for it.
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andyjm1

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Re: wfp systems
« Reply #7 on: November 14, 2009, 04:19:04 pm »
You're better off with a 25l trolley, much easier to move about.
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