Can you use this dispenser for any or most reverse Osmosis System?
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I have not tried yet. My plumber said it should not be an issue. I will install it soon.
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If you sue your instant hot a little at a time. You only have a small amount of water stored in the R.O.S.. Maybe 1 gallon at a time. It takea hours for the R.O>S. to replenish itself. There is very little water presure and volume on the outlet of the R.O.S. It should not damage the water heater because ther will always be water in it. You will not have any water pouring out the spout once the R.O.S. tank has emptied, untill it replenishes it self. You will have to be the judge of how much water you use.
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to the best of my knowledge R/O water will eat away at any metal and you need to use it with pvc piping. I am NOT a plumber but if I were you I would talk to an expert.
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Lever for on/off moves front to back, classier than cheap models and can be indexed wherever you wish it to be, since the spout rotates 360 degrees. This is indeed a three connection faucet for use with reverse osmosis systems. Mine looks and works great.
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I use mine in reverse osmosis water (not salt water) & the filter works good.
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it's better to use distilled water or reverse osmosis water. Avoid mineral water since certain minerals can potentially degrade the H202
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Yes. That is what I use. I love this product. I use to have a Reverse Osmosis system but it wastes way too much water. The water from this tastes great. If you want you can also put it on an electric water cooler but I chose not to.
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That's a good question. Our experience is that models 5392, 5456 or 5457 fix any of them with our dispenser. Please contact supplier for more details. Good luck!
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apparently there is a waste of water for reverse osmosis. not for the berkey system. see their website
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I think you can use a different brand if that's what your asking. as long as it fits this type of dispenser.
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The reason we got a reverse osmosis system is because our water is very high in sodium and this is the only type of filter that removes it. you could probably get by with a good filter that is not reverse osmosis (an RO filter does waste a lot of water)
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No. Only a reverse osmosis system will remove minerals from your water. I use the Whirlpool WHER25 for exactly the purpose you described and it works just fine. In fact the WHER25 would work perfectly for a cpap system as well.
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You need to check with your system for the size that is used! Most 2&3 stage osmosis use this type?
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I just own one but it should work with any pump liquid. It's pretty universal.
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If you have a water line which is the "waste water" you can use this pump. I like it because it's not an electrical pump. Make sure you get the right model to fit your GPD rating on your water filter.
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Jean, we have used several of units of this pump for RO systems over the last 14 years and it seems to be one of the most reliable Reverse Osmosis boost pumps available. It gives the higher water pressure that the Reverse Osmosis membranes require. We run hours for several hours every day to keep our 100 gallon fresh wate tank full of good clean pure water.
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Hello Kimberly, yes, with any reverse osmosis system there is waste water, is usually 100% to the water you purify (3 gallons of purified water to 3 gallons of waste water). However, I do not know if this is the case with this system. This information I have about waste water is as old as the reverse osmosis technology is (about 25 years ago). I suspect the current info is the same but I do not know for sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.-Pat Holland
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That's a match - you can read about it at http://www.premierh2o.com/watts-premier-560014-24-gpd-reverse-osmosis-membrane-filter/
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No. The reverse osmosis filter requires a discharge of water to work. The RO more or less works by forcing water across a membrane with holes slightly larger than a water molecule. The stuff too big to fit through gets flushed out in a condensed water brine out the drain line. Without the drain line, the membrane would quickly become clogged and no longer work.