6 Stage 75GPD Drinking & Reef RO/DI System with Brushed Nickel Faucet

The BRS 6 Stage Drinking & Reef RO/DI System includes all the essential features necessary to start making pure RO/DI water for your saltwater tank as well as supply drinking water at 75 gallons per day.

 

Drinking Water Features:

• 3.2 gallon pressurized water tank
• Includes Brushed Nickel air-gap drinking water faucet
• Tank shut-off valve
• All necessary drinking water fittings

 

6 Stages of Filtration:

• Purtrex 5 Micron Depth Sediment Filter
• BRS Chlorine & VOC 5 Micron Carbon Block Filter
• BRS Universal 1 Micron Carbon Block Filter
• 75 GPD Dow Filmtec Membrane
• Omnipure Inline Carbon Block
• Pre-filled Single Deionization (DI) stage with refillable cartridge

 

Parts Bag Includes:

• 3/8″ Push connect drain saddle clamp to plumb the waste water line
• Mur-lok Push Connect Inline Ball Valve for easy on/off
• Filter Wrench to tighten and loosen canisters
• Mur-lok Garden Hose/Utility Sink Adapter to make a non-permanent connection to garden hose or laundry tub
• Mur-lok EZ angle stop adapter to make a semi-permanent connection to household water supply under sink
• 3/8″ Black RO tubing

 

Standard Features:

• Automatic shut-off valve
• Mur-lok Push Connect dual EPDM O-Ring fittings
• 10 Ft Each of Blue, Red and Black Tubing
• BRS 6 Stage Drinking & Reef Systems exclusively feature NSF-certified Universal and Chlorine/VOC Carbon Block Filters with 30% more carbon than standard blocks, GE Purtrex Depth Sediment Filters, American made DOW membranes and Omnipure filters.
• Dimensions – 16″ x 6.25″ x 17.5″ (RO bracket) / 6″ x 5″ x 13″ (DI bracket)

 

Recommended Conditions:

• Minimum Water Pressure – 50 PSI
• Max Water Pressure – 90 PSI
• Recommended Water Temperature – 77°F
• Recommended Max TDS – <300ppm

 

Water pressure can be increased by adding a booster pump before your RO/DI system if a pressure increase is required. Low pressure will cause slow production of product water, with excess production of waste water. Pressure over 90 PSI may cause damage to the RO/DI units filters and components.