RO/DI system question

[Reesea17]

I am looking for a semi cheap RO system that can be easily installed and removed as I live in an apartment currently. Any ideas?

[xgame2k]

http://www.spectrapure.com/email/customer-...eciation.html#1

[Asureef]

http://www.spectrapure.com/email/customer-...eciation.html#1

 

 

Pretty much every ro/di unit is easy to install. I just use the hose or sink adapter every time I need to fill up some jugs, afterward I just unplug and store. BTW, I use the 5-stage system from BulkReef.

[Reesea17]

Pretty much every ro/di unit is easy to install. I just use the hose or sink adapter every time I need to fill up some jugs, afterward I just unplug and store. BTW, I use the 5-stage system from BulkReef.

 

Do you know if most RO systems come with a sink adapter?

[Asureef]

Do you know if most RO systems come with a sink adapter?

 

 

If not, I'm sure you could find one at a hardware store.

[AZDesertRat]

Most don't come with a sink adapter since the vendor has no idea how you intend to hook the unit up. Of those that do most are either plastic adapters or ones you must unscrew to use the faucet.

Take a look at the adapter at the bottom of the page here, it snaps off easily and is metal.

http://www.spectrapure.com/St_fd_valves.htm

 

A good match with the CSP-DI xgame2k linked to.