Aquatic Life Classic 100 GDP 4 Stage RO/DI

The Classic RO & RO/DI systems make up to 100 GPD of economically filtered Reverse Osmosis water, removing harmful substances like heavy metal ions and total dissolved solids from tap water. The Classic RO/DI system provides up to 100 GPD of economically filtered reverse osmosis water, removing harmful substances such as heavy metal ions and total dissolved solids from tap water.

FEATURES:

• Manual flush valve allows user to increase membrane life
• Clear micron cartridge housing makes it easy to view when cartridge should be replaced
• Auto shut-off valve stops incoming water supply when outflow is turned off
• Wrenches make it easy to access the cartridge and membrane housings
• Garden hose adapter make it easy to connect to a faucet
• 1/4 inch Buddy-Fit Press Fit Connectors simplify plumbing
• 0-160 PSI gauge provides a pressure reading of the supply water
• 10 ft. x 1/4 inch of each Blue, Yellow and Red Polyethylene Tubing helps with plumbing setup
• Built-in wall mount bracket allows the unit to be hung and secured in place.

OPERATING REQUIREMENTS:

• OPTIMAL WATER PRESSURE: 40-65 PSI (IF UNDER 40 PSI A BOOSTER PUMP IS REQUIRED)

• MAXIMUM WATER PRESSURE: 80 PSI (IF OVER 80 PSI A PRESSURE REGULATOR IS REQUIRED)

• OPTIMAL WATER TEMPERATURE: 77*F (25*C)

• MAXIMUM WATER TEMPERATURE: 105*F (40.5*C)

• TYPICAL REJECTION RATE: 1:3.5

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:

• 100 GPD dimensions with bracket: 16.5″ wide x 8.5″ deep x 18″ high
• Weight 14 lbs.
• Minimum water pressure: 30 PSI
• Suggested water pressure: 65 PSI
• Maximum water pressure: 80 PSI
• Optimal Water Temperature: 77°F (25°C)

STAGE 1 – SEDIMENT FILTER

Recommended change 3-6 months or 3,500 gallons total or 900 gallons of filtered water. The first stage of your RO unit is a five micron sediment filter that traps sediment and other particulate matter like dirt, silt and rust which will affect the taste and appearance of your water

STAGE 2 – CARBON BLOCK FILTER

Recommended change 3-6 months or 3,500 gallons total or 900 gallons of filtered water (at 1 ppm chlorine). The second stage of your RO unit is a carbon block filter. The activated carbon in the filter reduces chlorine and conditions the water prior to the RO membrane

STAGE 3 – RO MEMBRANE

Recommended change 12-24 months

The RO membrane reduces impurities known as total dissolved solids (TDS) from the water down to 1/10,000 of a micron, reducing arsenic, lead, parasitic cysts, copper and more because the process of filtering the high-quality water takes time, it is common to use a storage tank to collect filtered water, making it available on demand.

STAGE 4 – COLOR CHANGING RESIN (DEIONIZATION)

Replace filter when resin changes color. After the water is filtered by the membrane, there is usually a small amount of total dissolved

solids (TDS) left in the water. In certain non-drinking water applications, it is important to remove the remaining TDS from the water. This is accomplished by filtering the water through a resin that is charged with cation and anion resins (H+ and OH-). As the resin absorbs the TDS, it will change color. When all resin has changed color, it is time to replace the DI filter.