I need DI water that is below 10 ppm and preferably close to .000 . Can your system do this ?
1575701
This system is not good. I returned ours due to it constantly breaking. It has a design flaw. I would recommend one called Viking. It cost more but well worth it. It will run under .10! Hope this helps!
192690
Yes I did test this system with the TDS meter and was very disappointed. The readings were exactly the same as what came out of the tap. I called Brondell and they informed me that was how it's supposed to be. Their system is apparently designed to only remove the bad taste...not the dissolved solids...well in my case it did neither. The water still tasted bad and the TDS reading was just as high as the tap. Our water is so bad here, typical readings from 450-800+ so it may just be that filters don't work here. I gave up on filters after trying many and ordered delivered water from Culligan.
136123
In my opinion, a 10 g wouldn't require this sort of thing unless you'd like to create a population of copepods or to raise macroalgae to help reduce nitrates/phosphates. It doesn't provide much "flow", whatsoever. It merely drips into your display tank.
1132632
You should be able to. Mine allows from 1 to 10 T per gallon and I believe this uses 5 (not 100% sure on that exact amount, but definitely less than 10.
1899961
My system puts out water that reads 000ppm on a quality dissolved solids meter. I would think it will remove most everything from the water.
2236288
I have tried the ZeroWater ZT=2 on regular tap water registering over 350 consistently. Then in the Zerowater container, registering anywhere from 0 to 50. Registering between 50 and 100 I change filters. Good at 000 again for about 3 to 5 months..
1625282
I think we have the hardest water on the planet and so i just buy the gallon distilled water from walmart or wherever. If you find a better way to treat the water cheaper let me know.
1862797
This is why I returned mine, and the fact I got the same TDS reading from it as I did with the tap water. I ended up buying a C-TOP RO from free drinking water.com. It's been a phenomenal filter.
5515
I would agree it will be at least 1000ppm if incoming water is 250ppm. Plants would probably not mind but your soil will get heavy in minerals. It is not that much water in any case.
627678
I read not to use distilled water. The minerals in your tap water help the "water low" sensor realize when to turn off the unit...
2001209
You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
862019
I have a well system, and the Home Master system works great, the water is way better than the previous single filter system I had. It would be a good idea to have your well tested for iron levels to make sure your softner system is working properly.
1817948
It won't make water higher than 120. So &lt; 120 is a good attempt to answer your question. If you are pre heating with solar, you prob. are limited to around that temp.
214695
Depends on your ppm water content, my post whole house water filtration system has 50 to 65 ppm (parts per million) any given day. One AP430SS is plenty for my tankless water heater. I do not know how long it is going to last yet. But, so far so good. James
2122160
Distilled water is best. If your tap water is low in minerals, it should work fine.
2052305
I just tested it with my meter and with a Brita filter in it ....The TDS....it came out 77PPM
1936242
You might want to check whatever meter you're using. I have a digital pH meter that consistently measure the pH of this water over 10.