I have a watts premeire 5 stage ro system. It has been working for years but I am trying to solve a problem that is difficult to troubleshoot. The ro system always operated like this.
We on on a well. Water pressure is around 50-60 psi. Raising the pressure might help however the ro system should work fine at this pressure.
The faucet water pressure of the ro is only around 15 psi. We have an instant hot water heater for tea and food prep. The pressure from that instant hot waster heater is even less than 15 psi. Really not much flow.
I installed a permeate pump for the ro. It increase the effeciency, but not the pressure so much.
When the ro storage tank is empty, the pressure is 7 psi. When the tank is full it is only 15 psi. That is where the problem is. It should be a lot higher than that. With a high pressure ASO valve it should operate at 90% of incoming line pressure. That means the ro tank should be at least 35psi.
The membrane rejection rate is currently at 90%.
There is never a problem despensing water. There is just a problem with faucet pressure. A very odd issue.
We on on a well. Water pressure is around 50-60 psi. Raising the pressure might help however the ro system should work fine at this pressure.
The faucet water pressure of the ro is only around 15 psi. We have an instant hot water heater for tea and food prep. The pressure from that instant hot waster heater is even less than 15 psi. Really not much flow.
I installed a permeate pump for the ro. It increase the effeciency, but not the pressure so much.
When the ro storage tank is empty, the pressure is 7 psi. When the tank is full it is only 15 psi. That is where the problem is. It should be a lot higher than that. With a high pressure ASO valve it should operate at 90% of incoming line pressure. That means the ro tank should be at least 35psi.
The membrane rejection rate is currently at 90%.
There is never a problem despensing water. There is just a problem with faucet pressure. A very odd issue.
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