Hi, is there any ratio or guidelines related to the Remineralization cartridge? How much is needed if the water is really acidic? Would the PH be mineralized to more than 7?. Does this only add calcium and magnesium? If Magnesium, then what type? magnesium citrate? Oxide? Thanks
The T-fitting (connection node) included in the kit is designed to fit onto a valve for a flexible connection to a sink faucet and has a thread size M/F 3/8" (17.145 mm). This is a widespread size in Europe, and, even if it does not fit, it is easy to find an adapter. The flexible red "IN" tube included in the kit is JG 3/8" (d = 9.5 mm).
I did everything as instructed, but the water flow after I installed the RO-50S just went very low. Before the installment of the last cartridge the water flow was perfect. What could be the issue here?
Hi, is there any ratio or guidelines related to the Remineralization cartridge? How much is needed if the water is really acidic? Would the PH be mineralized to more than 7?. Does this only add calcium and magnesium? If Magnesium, then what type? magnesium citrate? Oxide? Thanks
why water feed tube is 1/4" and not 1/2"? we need a pressure drop and/or increase of feed water velocity?
The T-fitting (connection node) included in the kit is designed to fit onto a valve for a flexible connection to a sink faucet and has a thread size M/F 3/8" (17.145 mm). This is a widespread size in Europe, and, even if it does not fit, it is easy to find an adapter.
The flexible red "IN" tube included in the kit is JG 3/8" (d = 9.5 mm).
I did everything as instructed, but the water flow after I installed the RO-50S just went very low. Before the installment of the last cartridge the water flow was perfect. What could be the issue here?
Did you find the issue?
@@yurugo3509 seems like that is how it's supposed to work. That's why the 5l tank. The RO membrane let's only 50ml/min pass.
@@MrBobHaley So when the tank is full you have 5l of good flow and then it drops?
@@arctic_void yes. That is the purpose of the tank.