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I have a couple of RO units for my aquarium (automated top-off unit,
and unit in garage for water changes). One of the problems that I have had is knowing when to change the RO membrane. I just got off the phone with Spectrapure, and they just started to sell a Dual probe meter which helps to quantify the efficiency of the RO unit (I was told that the DI portion of water purification systems require a resistivity meter which this meter does not measure). I was told it is a digital battery-powered meter which measures contaminants in PPM in the supply water and the outflow water (after purification). Supposedly you can then easily calculate the rejection fraction which is a direct indicator of the efficiency of the RO membrane. Anyway I ordered two of these which cost 27 dollars each. These units are not currently listed on their online catalog so you will need to ask for them. |
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