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I've just bought a new HF5 RO membrane from June at GAPS WATER, and what a difference it has made to the quality of the water we are producing.I've taken the system out of the van and turned it into a static system in our workshop, the old membrane was taking the reading down from 170ppm to around 030ppm. The new membrane is taking it down to 002ppm and producing pure water at the rate of around 90ltrs/hr (1.5ltrs/minute).The big bonuses of having the system in the workshop and out of the van are, firstly it's not freezing up, secondly we can fill the van in less than 2 minutes in the morning with a 360ltr/min submersible pump and 2" outfeed hose, thirdly if we run out during the day theres water ready for us to go again straight away.Wish I'd done this years ago.
Quote from: Ian Rochester on December 16, 2010, 05:42:48 pmI've just bought a new HF5 RO membrane from June at GAPS WATER, and what a difference it has made to the quality of the water we are producing.I've taken the system out of the van and turned it into a static system in our workshop, the old membrane was taking the reading down from 170ppm to around 030ppm. The new membrane is taking it down to 002ppm and producing pure water at the rate of around 90ltrs/hr (1.5ltrs/minute).The big bonuses of having the system in the workshop and out of the van are, firstly it's not freezing up, secondly we can fill the van in less than 2 minutes in the morning with a 360ltr/min submersible pump and 2" outfeed hose, thirdly if we run out during the day theres water ready for us to go again straight away.Wish I'd done this years ago.What water pressure you you running at Ian. I have a new 40" and it's only taken it down to 016 TDS. Still a lot better than my merlin though. My pressure is around 45-50. Not optimum but workable. I'm afraid I mistrust pump/solenoid systems due to a solenoid failing once before - causing tank overflow. So I will live with 016. It may drop a bit lower yet as the membrane is still very new.
Quote from: Paul Coleman on December 16, 2010, 05:48:05 pmQuote from: Ian Rochester on December 16, 2010, 05:42:48 pmI've just bought a new HF5 RO membrane from June at GAPS WATER, and what a difference it has made to the quality of the water we are producing.I've taken the system out of the van and turned it into a static system in our workshop, the old membrane was taking the reading down from 170ppm to around 030ppm. The new membrane is taking it down to 002ppm and producing pure water at the rate of around 90ltrs/hr (1.5ltrs/minute).The big bonuses of having the system in the workshop and out of the van are, firstly it's not freezing up, secondly we can fill the van in less than 2 minutes in the morning with a 360ltr/min submersible pump and 2" outfeed hose, thirdly if we run out during the day theres water ready for us to go again straight away.Wish I'd done this years ago.What water pressure you you running at Ian. I have a new 40" and it's only taken it down to 016 TDS. Still a lot better than my merlin though. My pressure is around 45-50. Not optimum but workable. I'm afraid I mistrust pump/solenoid systems due to a solenoid failing once before - causing tank overflow. So I will live with 016. It may drop a bit lower yet as the membrane is still very new.I also got a HF5 with pressure of 42psi so just managed to get my booster pump connected up ... takes it up to 5.2 bar about 75ish psi now filling my 1000 litre ibc rekon it will take about 12 hours compared to 3 to 4 days.
Quote from: Paul Coleman on December 16, 2010, 05:48:05 pmQuote from: Ian Rochester on December 16, 2010, 05:42:48 pmI've just bought a new HF5 RO membrane from June at GAPS WATER, and what a difference it has made to the quality of the water we are producing.I've taken the system out of the van and turned it into a static system in our workshop, the old membrane was taking the reading down from 170ppm to around 030ppm. The new membrane is taking it down to 002ppm and producing pure water at the rate of around 90ltrs/hr (1.5ltrs/minute).The big bonuses of having the system in the workshop and out of the van are, firstly it's not freezing up, secondly we can fill the van in less than 2 minutes in the morning with a 360ltr/min submersible pump and 2" outfeed hose, thirdly if we run out during the day theres water ready for us to go again straight away.Wish I'd done this years ago.What water pressure you you running at Ian. I have a new 40" and it's only taken it down to 016 TDS. Still a lot better than my merlin though. My pressure is around 45-50. Not optimum but workable. I'm afraid I mistrust pump/solenoid systems due to a solenoid failing once before - causing tank overflow. So I will live with 016. It may drop a bit lower yet as the membrane is still very new.Hiya paul...Whats ya tap tds mate....??Should be lower than that man......Take care budJustin
Quote from: Ian101 on December 17, 2010, 07:02:41 pmQuote from: Paul Coleman on December 16, 2010, 05:48:05 pmQuote from: Ian Rochester on December 16, 2010, 05:42:48 pmI've just bought a new HF5 RO membrane from June at GAPS WATER, and what a difference it has made to the quality of the water we are producing.I've taken the system out of the van and turned it into a static system in our workshop, the old membrane was taking the reading down from 170ppm to around 030ppm. The new membrane is taking it down to 002ppm and producing pure water at the rate of around 90ltrs/hr (1.5ltrs/minute).The big bonuses of having the system in the workshop and out of the van are, firstly it's not freezing up, secondly we can fill the van in less than 2 minutes in the morning with a 360ltr/min submersible pump and 2" outfeed hose, thirdly if we run out during the day theres water ready for us to go again straight away.Wish I'd done this years ago.What water pressure you you running at Ian. I have a new 40" and it's only taken it down to 016 TDS. Still a lot better than my merlin though. My pressure is around 45-50. Not optimum but workable. I'm afraid I mistrust pump/solenoid systems due to a solenoid failing once before - causing tank overflow. So I will live with 016. It may drop a bit lower yet as the membrane is still very new.I also got a HF5 with pressure of 42psi so just managed to get my booster pump connected up ... takes it up to 5.2 bar about 75ish psi now filling my 1000 litre ibc rekon it will take about 12 hours compared to 3 to 4 days.is that 75 psi on the pump guage or the filter guage? just asking as my tap psi is 80 but when it gets to the filters it about 50psi, so i was thinking about getting a booster pump
justin just tell me does that propex work yes or no man lol