How does the water flow to the middle of the water filters, then go right through the filter, then change directions and left through the 2 filters leading to the High pressure pump without a control valve on the other end of the rinse filter? Also, why is there a bypass the low pressure pump? How it is set up this way?
For the product water:Carbon filter removes odor and taste For the fresh water flush: Carbon filter removes chlorine ( chlorine will damage the membranes )
I need to know which type of high pressure pump and motor is showing in the video to replace mine and where i can find an Karcher High pressure pump if it function .Thanks
Hi, I have seen videos using a kit from SeaWater Pro, and using a Kärcher pressure washer as high pressure pump, how does this Kärcher work, as it has an output of 1700+ psi?
That is just patently false. Not only does RO kill 99.99+% of bacteria, there are zero bugs or parasites that can even penetrate a pre-filter, let alone a RO membrane. A filter membrane has a pore size of about 0.0001 microns. Bacteria such as E. coli and salmonella are about 0.2 to 4 microns in size, which means that they are way too large to fit through the pores. Even the CDC states that reverse osmosis systems have very high effectiveness in: Removing protozoa (e.g. Cryptosporidium, Giardia) Removing bacteria (e.g. Campylobacter, Salmonella, Shigella, E. coli) Removing viruses (e.g. Enteric, Hepatitis A, Norovirus, Rotavirus) So, these watermakers are very effective at removing water transferred viruses and bacteria. Furthermore, you do not need heat to kill germs. They can be killed with RO or UV or both. Nothing you state is even close to being true.
Love this design ! Thanks for this video!
Does it have an automatic shut-off switch when the tank is full?
Good video
Thanks for sharing.
How does the water flow to the middle of the water filters, then go right through the filter, then change directions and left through the 2 filters leading to the High pressure pump without a control valve on the other end of the rinse filter? Also, why is there a bypass the low pressure pump? How it is set up this way?
Hello guys. Wy do you need the carbon filter? Thanks for this great video
For the product water:Carbon filter removes odor and taste
For the fresh water flush: Carbon filter removes chlorine ( chlorine will damage the membranes )
Is another video coming about the controller connection?
I need to know which type of high pressure pump and motor is showing in the video to replace mine and where i can find an Karcher High pressure pump if it function .Thanks
Karcher K3.
Hi, I have seen videos using a kit from SeaWater Pro, and using a Kärcher pressure washer as high pressure pump, how does this Kärcher work, as it has an output of 1700+ psi?
Hi , I'm like to know where you found this Karcher high pressure pump .Please share for me .Thanks
@@hernancorrea717 You can buy everywhere it's a standard high pressure washer, that has these pumps built in.
@@sailinghooponopono2457 Thanks .Any suggestion for a standard High Pressure pump with 6-8 LPM at low cost and reasonable performance regards
Doesn't kill bacteria have fun guys.. need heat to kill germs and bugs and parasites
That is just patently false. Not only does RO kill 99.99+% of bacteria, there are zero bugs or parasites that can even penetrate a pre-filter, let alone a RO membrane. A filter membrane has a pore size of about 0.0001 microns. Bacteria such as E. coli and salmonella are about 0.2 to 4 microns in size, which means that they are way too large to fit through the pores.
Even the CDC states that reverse osmosis systems have very high effectiveness in:
Removing protozoa (e.g. Cryptosporidium, Giardia)
Removing bacteria (e.g. Campylobacter, Salmonella, Shigella, E. coli)
Removing viruses (e.g. Enteric, Hepatitis A, Norovirus, Rotavirus)
So, these watermakers are very effective at removing water transferred viruses and bacteria.
Furthermore, you do not need heat to kill germs. They can be killed with RO or UV or both. Nothing you state is even close to being true.