Whole house reverse osmosis system
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Welcome to the last water system you will ever buy. Our whole house reverse osmosis systems are manufactured right here in Cape Coral FL. They WILL make all your faucets better than bottled water. Once you go to our reverse osmosis system, you will never have any other water system EVER
I realized i said 1800-19090 tds
Its actually 1100-1200 tds
Just bought a US water systems whole home reverse osmosis system. It wastes 1 gallon of water for every 5 gallons of clean water. Now this system was almost 13k but still.
good video. 59ppm that's a lot: in the kitchen ro does better and rain should be close to 0 ppm like distilled water. Anyway the well water they started with is very mineral loaded at 1100 ppm if I remember well so it's already well filtered by the present RO
Im kinda surprised you can ONLY get it down to 50% concentrate recovery. I mean I guess I would be using 3-4 membranes at this point. 4x40s anyone? let alone there is so much extra stuff in here that seams unnecessary. Carbon at the front, maybe an anti scalant cartridge , then the membranes, and then a Calcite system afterwards so the pipes don't corrode.
The defender reverse osmosis system makes 5 gallons of good water with only two back into the ground
I wonder how it holds up under Colorado Hail Storms.
Would have to have tamper-resistant and better overhead protection for sure.
It is good when it is warm in winter and there is no snow. Ice.
In a transparent container, either algae or microorganisms will begin to multiply. I did not understand how the concentrate is disposed of.
And, apparently, a good well, there is no iron, manganese and hydrogen sulfide :)
Good thing we're in Florida! Lol
Efficiency is not something you should be mentioning in this system, you already added a pump on top of the already power sucking well pump so, 2nd problem is regardless of where in the US this system is either the sun or the snow will suck a life out of it. this system any every water filtration system should be kept under shed/shade. I am on well water with chlorine system plus softener plus 3 large filter inline, at home we use reverse osmosis system for fridge and coffee maker. I honestly don't see the need to use your system that is just costing the home owner in both power bill and of course cost of buying it.
I appreciate your comments and concerns where is where I’m from people have salt water coming out of there well so a water softener or under sink reverse osmosis system will not work for them. The total dissolved solids is 2500. So unless they want to continue buying pipes and appliances and faucets and fixtures. They decided to add a reverse osmosis system and ours is the most efficient on the market. That’s the reason they need to be installed. You’re thinking of only a power bill and the cost of buying it but you’re not thinking about all of the pipes, fridge, washers ,dishwashers fixtures and everything that corrode. I hope you don’t have to live in an area like this because you will have to get a reverse osmosis system thank you have a great day
Very cool thanks for sharing
What membrane manufacturer recommends sending pressurized water backwards thru the membrane? All references I have found indicate this will damage the membrane.
Well I understand your concern. It prevents channeling a prevents contaminate buildup it makes the membranes last longer so you don’t have to replace them. I get great life out-of my membranes And even when the membranes are almost found out we can run them through and cleaning station and get more life out of them say one membrane is running only a half a gallon a minute we can send it through our cleaning station and get more life out of it maybe 3/4 gallon or 1 gallon and get better production as well. Do you ever think that manufacture doesn’t recommend it because I want you to buy more membranes?
@@Crystalclear-systems that didn’t answer the question. I’ve been in protein purification for almost 20 years and running anything backwards through the membrane is not recommended. You answered it with that’s the way you do it ? Ok but that’s not the way they were manufactured for . Weird .
@@jaydcbprez219 read above
how long do the filters last? what is the interval to change them?
The filters last and should be change once a month.
where may i purchase this system for my home? im in Phoenix AZ
Genuine question while 1:2 ratio isn’t bad efficiency, I thought that 1:1 is considered most efficient. Another question is, why would you install the system with such a small filter capacity for an entire home? Changing filters once a month means it’s sized incorrectly for this homes usage, no? Shouldn’t they be on a 4.5” x 10” or even a 4.5” x 20” filter size? Regardless of type of filter used there? I’m assuming that’s a particulate filter (could be anything though). If they’re on a replaceable filter system, vs media filtration, shouldn’t filter changes occur about once a year?
Single membrane is a 1:2 ratio, If we installed our 2,3 or 4 membrane system it would be 1:1 or 1:.5 or 1:.25. "Depends on how efficient the customer wants it. The normal on any reverse osmosis system is typically 1:4 or 1:5.
The filter is not for the whole home, its the pre filter for the membrane. You always have a filter before the membrane. If you want your membrane to last you change it once a month. Again this is the first filter it sees before the membrane which h is a 5 micron filter. A media filter will not filter down that small. Yes you also can use a 4.5x10 or 20. Depending on the application. If you use a 4x20 you might be able to get 2 months out of it before you change it. But again you risk the chance of fouling out your membrane faster.
@@Crystalclear-systems Yeah I assumed that's a 5 micron particulate pre filter. If the overall flow rate is the same (governed by the membrane), and same amount of particulates in the water, a larger filter would last longer than a smaller filter. No? We have a 2.5 x 20 currently, and we only need to change it about every 3 months for a whole house RO (2400 sq ft house, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a extra sink in the laundry). We're running dual membranes at about 3 gpm production output combined. We use a lot of water, including running clean water from our water spigots for our hose use and pool refills. My plan is to upgrade to a 4.5 x 20 Big Blue style particulate pre filter to increase the time of how often we change the filter to about every 5-6+ months.
Why is there sulfur and bacteria in the RO water if the membrane is doing it's job? Do you have an option for a better Membrane?
no matter how good of the membrane, over time the sulfur bacteria will plug it up and not allow water to pass through the membrane. If you test positive for Bacteria or have bacteria it will not be present at first but over time the bacteria will pass through the membrane, which is why we add a uv light to the system for failsafe. To answer your question a better membrane will not matter with sulfur bacteria / bacteria. You are protected by the uv to kill bacteria.
I’ll watch the video again, I thought the sulfur filter and UV were in the RO water, after the membrane.
I like it! I just contacted your company but live in NE Florida and hate the system put in our new house by our builder/plumber :(
Do you think someone with medium plumbing skills could install (with detailed instructions)?
Of course! We have an install video also that will guide you through the process
So bulky and not aesthetically pleasing 😏how does that do in -40 degrees or hot humid Texas summers?
We have systems that are more compact that are a fraction of the size if you’re trying to get into a basement.
I'm assuming it drains to city sewer
it can
What is the normal tds supposed to be and normal ph
It will vary between each well
59 TDS...? I can get a simple 3 or 4 stage system from an aquarium shop for $200 and get 0 TDS. Why so high for what's supposed to be a "premium" system?
1st of all you're probly using it on city water. 2nd of all you don't want 0TDS inside the house for your whole home. People in our area have very high salt in the water they start off at 1500 to 2000 total dissolved solids. If I wanted to I could put in di filter as well to get it down to 0. But that's not what I'm looking to do I've accomplished exactly what I wanted to do. If I wanted to get their house down to 0 I 100% could of but again not what I'm looking to do. If you know anything about water you know-it-all matters and the starting total dissolved solids.
You don’t want 0 TDS. That’s corrosive. Industrial plants actually put salt back in because low TDS rips minerals and ions out of pipes (and your body to an extent).
Fair enough. I need 0 TDS for my fish tanks, and my $300 RO/DI system gets that, so I was just surprised. Thanks for the education on house water needing to be different :)
Even a TDS of 100 is acceptable at the tap after RO filtration. Zero TDS is not recommended.
@@georgeswca I have to have 0 for my fish tanks. 100 can be toxic and completely throw off your nutrients.
How much did that system cost?
6k and up. we ship all over. easy set up
6k and up is for better ones. We have some starting at 4895 1yr
@@Crystalclear-systems thank you. We are still doing our research and need more info.
@@seapanther53 call me. 239 201 2074. Or text me your email so I can send you some info. Where are you located?
That a lot of wasted water, they needed to make a better system where there a better ratio to good water to bad water.
Thats less waste water than 90% of the systems out there. If you do any research most companies don't even mention the waste water. However if waste water is an issue we have other systems that are less waste water. We have systems that make 1 gallon and waste only .25 of a gallon. When you make the best water you have to get all the bad stuff out of the water, which is the waste water.
Gotta waste water to make water.
where are you guys located ?
Lee county
@@Crystalclear-systems Im in LEE county too. need to install this in a couple of months, price ballpark for the whole system ?
@@guachito33 can you text me your info 239 256 2665 so I can send you a quote
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You’re going to grow algae in that clear tank.
Can't grow something from nothing.
You can grow in a clear tank there’s things to prevent it, however now we use UV protective tanks
And other measures to prevent it from growing
What is the price in Lehigh acres
We have systems starting at 4895 1 yr
Do you guys finance this? I also would like to get set up on the every two months service with Dave.
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I was expecting 0 tds
You don’t want 0 tds. That’s more of a medical field 0TDS as for dialysis you don’t want to drink water that has absolutely nothing in it
Is that as loud as it sounded?
yes. it's not very loud