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Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
I know the reef community preaches RO/DI. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has had any personal experience with the Kold-sterile filtration system. I just don't like having my water being wasted making RO/DI. I only find some old articles/forums about this product. Sounds like they were *almost* popular about 5 - 6 years ago. B |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
the big thing is you want to get all the chemicals out of the water. Most
RO systems are about 97% efficient, HiS systems are usually around 99% evffecient, and RO combined with DI is usually around 99.6% effecient. Now some of the other systems are great for large particals as well as bacterea and other critters but when it comes down to gettin the minerals out they do not compare. Dennis "Bryan" wrote in message ... I know the reef community preaches RO/DI. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has had any personal experience with the Kold-sterile filtration system. I just don't like having my water being wasted making RO/DI. I only find some old articles/forums about this product. Sounds like they were *almost* popular about 5 - 6 years ago. B |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
TropTrea wrote:
the big thing is you want to get all the chemicals out of the water. Most RO systems are about 97% efficient, HiS systems are usually around 99% evffecient, and RO combined with DI is usually around 99.6% effecient. What does HiS stand for? George Patterson All successes in conservation are temporary. All defeats are permanent. |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
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Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets George Patterson wrote on 10/6/2006 11:04 AM: TropTrea wrote: the big thing is you want to get all the chemicals out of the water. Most RO systems are about 97% efficient, HiS systems are usually around 99% evffecient, and RO combined with DI is usually around 99.6% effecient. What does HiS stand for? George Patterson All successes in conservation are temporary. All defeats are permanent. |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/koldproduct.htm
http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/faqkoldthree.htm The product literature seems slanted to me. I would not use it. If you want a filter unit that does not waist water, then go with a quality DI unit instead. Obviously the kold-sterile is some form of DI, but it does not look too great to me. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/4/2006 7:52 PM: I know the reef community preaches RO/DI. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has had any personal experience with the Kold-sterile filtration system. I just don't like having my water being wasted making RO/DI. I only find some old articles/forums about this product. Sounds like they were *almost* popular about 5 - 6 years ago. B |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
Is the DI where most or all of the waste is separated?
B "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ink.net... http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/koldproduct.htm http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/faqkoldthree.htm The product literature seems slanted to me. I would not use it. If you want a filter unit that does not waist water, then go with a quality DI unit instead. Obviously the kold-sterile is some form of DI, but it does not look too great to me. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/4/2006 7:52 PM: I know the reef community preaches RO/DI. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has had any personal experience with the Kold-sterile filtration system. I just don't like having my water being wasted making RO/DI. I only find some old articles/forums about this product. Sounds like they were *almost* popular about 5 - 6 years ago. B |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
My question was moreso about the waste. Is there water waste coming out of
the RO part or is it all made/separated in the DI. Any suggestion on that DI that you said would not waste water? "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ink.net... With DI you have one medium that removes positive charged ions, and another medium that removes negative charged ions. The medium is in the form of beads. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/6/2006 12:48 PM: Is the DI where most or all of the waste is separated? B "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ink.net... http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/koldproduct.htm http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/faqkoldthree.htm The product literature seems slanted to me. I would not use it. If you want a filter unit that does not waist water, then go with a quality DI unit instead. Obviously the kold-sterile is some form of DI, but it does not look too great to me. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/4/2006 7:52 PM: I know the reef community preaches RO/DI. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has had any personal experience with the Kold-sterile filtration system. I just don't like having my water being wasted making RO/DI. I only find some old articles/forums about this product. Sounds like they were *almost* popular about 5 - 6 years ago. B |
Kold-sterile vs. RO/DI
Keep in mind that with a DI, the medium is more expensive
than the medium in RO, so while a DI does not waist water, it does cost more for the medium, and water is not that expensive. DI uses ion exchange. Kent Marine sells a unit, and there are many other manufactures. The way that the RO works is that water is passed through a RO membrane, while some water is allowed to exit without passing through the membrane. This water that does not pass through the membrane is your brine water. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/6/2006 3:11 PM: My question was moreso about the waste. Is there water waste coming out of the RO part or is it all made/separated in the DI. Any suggestion on that DI that you said would not waste water? "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ink.net... With DI you have one medium that removes positive charged ions, and another medium that removes negative charged ions. The medium is in the form of beads. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/6/2006 12:48 PM: Is the DI where most or all of the waste is separated? B "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message ink.net... http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/koldproduct.htm http://www.poly-bio-marine.com/faqkoldthree.htm The product literature seems slanted to me. I would not use it. If you want a filter unit that does not waist water, then go with a quality DI unit instead. Obviously the kold-sterile is some form of DI, but it does not look too great to me. Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets Bryan wrote on 10/4/2006 7:52 PM: I know the reef community preaches RO/DI. I'm wondering if anyone on this forum has had any personal experience with the Kold-sterile filtration system. I just don't like having my water being wasted making RO/DI. I only find some old articles/forums about this product. Sounds like they were *almost* popular about 5 - 6 years ago. B |
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