RO/DI (1 Viewer)

[KarenHorn]

We're about ready to buy and I want to know where I can get the biggest bang for my buck. Preferrably good quality with relatively easy assemblage. I was considering www.airwaterice.com. Does anyone have any experience with them?

 

[ShaneV]

I got my RO/DI from walter at airwaterice and couldnt be more pleased. They are very responsive to questions and have great customer service. I got the dual home/reef 75 gpd, makes for good drinking water too.

 

[Guest]

I was thinking about getting one of these. The company has been getting good reviews on Reef Central. Good to see some that is new doing things right like using good water.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2368856299&category=20684

 

[AggieBrandon]

If you have time swing by global and check out the aquamaxx ro/di system. I got the 100 gpd system there and the price was cheaper than most other similar quality ro/di systems. It has a built in tds meter to boot. I have been using mine for roughly 4 months or so and couldn't be happier. Later.

Brandon

 

[Guest]

I got the same system as Shane about 4 months ago and have been very pleased. I recommend getting the same model -or something similar - with the drinking kit. For one, it's really convenient for doing topoffs. It stores about 3 gallons of water in a pressurized cannister to use for the drinking water. When I need topoff water, it passes the stored water through the DI first, before it starts processing new water.

Bottom line, it takes me about 10-15 minutes to fill a 5g bucket, because the first 3g have been stored and come out right away. Otherwise, it would probably take 1.5 - 2 hours to fill my topoff bucket, which I have to do every other day.