Will absolutely work fine. Might be slight overkill for our needs. The automatic shutoff valve will most likely not work. It is supposed to shut off supply when the output is giving back pressure, but in my situation I have never gotten a single one to work correctly. They always seem to have waste water flowing no matter what you do.Here's the one I had in mind. There's only about a million options when you get on Amazon. This one seemed to have everything I would need for an easy hookup in my bathroom.
AQUATICLIFE 4-Stage Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Deionization System, RO/DI Filter Unit 100 GPD - Amazon.com
AQUATICLIFE 4-Stage Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Deionization System, RO/DI Filter Unit 100 GPD - Amazon.comwww.amazon.com
I have 3 RO systems currently. One I bought at BRS.You are going to hook it up permanent right?
If you disconnect it in a temp use type set up you will damage /ruin the filters and the TFC which is the expensive part.
Any system that takes 10 inch filters is a good one.
You can always replace crap filters cheaply if you have a common size.
I use BRS for my filter and parts.
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@Moe.Red sounds like you need one of these;
Do you use a booster pump like the 8000 you showed me yesterday before your RO?1/4" Auto Shut Off Valve
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Ok bud just ordered the one you linked from brs. I’d love to fix this issue I’m wasting water. I’ll try again lol. 4th time the charm.The auto shut off may be installed wrong?
Really sounds like that or defective.
I have had to replace mine.
I can pipe it into one of the fixtures in my restroom. I had originally planned on hooking it up to the sink while in use. I didn't realize that would damage things so I won't do that. I have no issues plumbing it in permanently.You are going to hook it up permanent right?
If you disconnect it in a temp use type set up you will damage /ruin the filters and the TFC which is the expensive part.
I prefer the third time I do something I know exactly what is going to go wrong.Ok bud just ordered the one you linked from brs. I’d love to fix this issue I’m wasting water. I’ll try again lol.4th time the charm.
It's just gonna take a little over a minute for the air exchange tapering it down to 4", opposed to the 30 seconds or so if it remained 6" throughout the run. From what I can see, it won't hurt the fan, just cut it's cfms nearly in half.Local supply house only has 4" exterior vents. Will it hurt the fan if I taper the line down from 6 to 4 inches at the end of the run?
hello hello, I have a question to ask you could you help me if I show you a picture of my plantI'm not sold on the SpiderFarmer light controller and may spring for the adapter so my AC controller can take over. The SF controller is much less customizable. As far as I can tell, you can only set the time, brightness and lighting schedules. It also seems like some tech from the 90's and cost a bit more than AC's.
I've never grown, so I probably won't be much help. Feel free to share it though. Someone here might be able to shed some light on your situation.hello hello, I have a question to ask you could you help me if I show you a picture of my plant
I’m just getting used to this new side, so if anyone is able to help I’ll be appreciated. I don’t know what seed is it all but this is week 4 from seed and i don’t no if they auto flower seeds or not as there quite big for 4 weeks old , I was just looking for any ideasI've never grown, so I probably won't be much help. Feel free to share it though. Someone here might be able to shed some light on your situation.
From my perspective of zero experience and limited information, they look kinda muggy lol. Like hot and humid or overwatered.I’m just getting used to this new side, so if anyone is able to help I’ll be appreciated. I don’t know what seed is it all but this is week 4 from seed and i don’t no if they auto flower seeds or not as there quite big for 4 weeks old , I was just looking for any ideasView attachment 1337105View attachment 1337106
He did!You're better off getting the help you need elsewhere.
I'm assuming the clear vinyl hose will see nutrient run through it?I drained the system last week and after filling it up again yesterday, I have a steady stream of bubbles running through the lines. Is this a big deal? Added heat or just extra noise?
I think it may be from the lack of glue on the piece of pipe running down into the resevoir. I left it unglued so I can pull out the resevoir if needed, without having to disassemble things. I'll add a male/female transition if it's gonna be hard on the pump.
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It's outside the tent so it will be a relatively low wattage incandescent or equivalent for nutrient mixing purposes only.I'm assuming the clear vinyl hose will see nutrient run through it?
Might want to swap that out for black hose. Clear hose will promote algae in the line if it is exposed to light with nutrient in it.
If it's leak proof I would leave it but just wrap it with some vinyl electrical tape to keep the light out. If it ever leaks then you can swap it out with black vinyl hose.It's outside the tent so it will be a relatively low wattage incandescent or equivalent for nutrient mixing purposes only.
After typing that out, I realize it will also get blasted when the tent is opened for routine maintenance. Could it be any worse than the light that penetrates the white pvc?
Thank you for the information, regardless. Something I haven't thought much about.
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