Yes, I let the first cup or two drain before going to the DI. I make 8g batch at a time for water change and 3-4g at a time for top off.That sounds reasonable to me. I typically let my tds go up to about 5 before I’d change mine.
Do you make large batches at a time? I would let my RO run a couple mins before sending it through the DI. It helped a lot. I would get tds in the hundreds the first couple seconds.
That doesn’t seem right to me. I would expect about 5 out of the ro membrane if it’s 200 going in.My water is ~200 to the RO and 12 to 15 out of the R0 stage . I have a whole whole filter (aquasana rhino) which does a very good job removing chorine. Didn’t really test the incoming water tds.
Like I've said before I have 450+ going in and it's around 12 coming out of my membrane.That doesn’t seem right to me. I would expect about 5 out of the ro membrane if it’s 200 going in.
That’s normal to meLike I've said before I have 450+ going in and it's around 12 coming out of my membrane.
What's your pressure going into your membrane? It might be a bit low.My water is ~200 to the RO and 12 to 15 out of the R0 stage . I have a whole whole filter (aquasana rhino) which does a very good job removing chorine. Didn’t really test the incoming water tds.
Didn’t really measure. The ro have a build in pump. I’m getting close to the rated output @400gpd . I assume the pressure is ok.What's your pressure going into your membrane? It might be a bit low.
I thought it did both. I could be wrong.I thought low pressure would result in low production not higher tds?
I thought low pressure means it will reject more and produce less, but at a lower tds, since it’s not pushing water through the membrane as hard so less goes through. High pressure will be more product and more tds I think.I thought it did both. I could be wrong.
Higher PSI = better RO performance. Both in GPD and rejection rate.I thought low pressure means it will reject more and produce less, but at a lower tds, since it’s not pushing water through the membrane as hard so less goes through. High pressure will be more product and more tds I think.
90 psi...or whenever things start to leakBut how high is too high?