Kent Marine Hi-S Maxxima 35GPD RO/DI
The Kent Marine MAX35HiS is a 4 stage 35 gallon per day RO/DI unit with clear canisters. These filters will provide the purest water possible. This unit will remove 99.9% of tap water contaminants, providing lab grade water. The MAX35HiS includes a 35 gallon per day Hi-S High Silicate Removal membrane, a CF1M 1 micron sediment filter, a CFCE solid block carbon pre filter and a SILICAMAX Hi Removal dual stage deionization cartridge that color indicates as the resin exhausts. This unit also includes a 3/4 inch garden hose adapter and 6 feet of yellow, blue and orange tubing. This unit can be run on ANY water system. We recommend adding a FLUSHKIT to your system to extend your membrane life, particularly in hard water conditions.
Features:
Disposable Mixed Bed Resin Cartridge
Carbon Block Pre-Filter
1 Micron Sediment Pre-Filter
Deionizing resin with a color change indicater to indicate when you need to replace the DI resin
Hi-S SIlicate Removal Membrane (remove up to 99%of silicate)
Silicamax disposable cartridge (High Silicate Removal Deionization Cartridge with built in Exhaustion Indicator)
Specifications:
Dimensions (L x W x H): 14.5" x 7" x 15.5"
Dry Weight: 15lbs
Optimal input water temp: 70-77°F, 21-25°C
Optimal PSI: 65
Optimal Total Dissolved Solids: less than 200 ppm
Membrane type: Hi-S
Rated Gallons Per Day: 35
Waste to Product ratio: 3 to 1
Inhibiting/Damaging tap water chemicals: Iron, Calcium, Magnesium, Heavy Sediment
Prefilter media: CF1M: 10", 1 micron, string wound sediment filter, CFCE: 10", 10µ, Solid carbon block Post filter media: SILICAMAX, Mixed bed deionization cartridge
Supplied input water adapter: Garden Hose Adapter, ¾" standard thread
Tubing type: ¼" pressure tubing
Filter change times: NOTE: change times are varied depending on the tap water conditions. Stated times are an average: Hi-S membrane: 3 to 5 years, CF1M: 6 months, CFCE: 3,500 gallons or 6 months, SILICAMAX: around 400 gallons.
Is this a good ro/di unit????
The Kent Marine MAX35HiS is a 4 stage 35 gallon per day RO/DI unit with clear canisters. These filters will provide the purest water possible. This unit will remove 99.9% of tap water contaminants, providing lab grade water. The MAX35HiS includes a 35 gallon per day Hi-S High Silicate Removal membrane, a CF1M 1 micron sediment filter, a CFCE solid block carbon pre filter and a SILICAMAX Hi Removal dual stage deionization cartridge that color indicates as the resin exhausts. This unit also includes a 3/4 inch garden hose adapter and 6 feet of yellow, blue and orange tubing. This unit can be run on ANY water system. We recommend adding a FLUSHKIT to your system to extend your membrane life, particularly in hard water conditions.
Features:
Disposable Mixed Bed Resin Cartridge
Carbon Block Pre-Filter
1 Micron Sediment Pre-Filter
Deionizing resin with a color change indicater to indicate when you need to replace the DI resin
Hi-S SIlicate Removal Membrane (remove up to 99%of silicate)
Silicamax disposable cartridge (High Silicate Removal Deionization Cartridge with built in Exhaustion Indicator)
Specifications:
Dimensions (L x W x H): 14.5" x 7" x 15.5"
Dry Weight: 15lbs
Optimal input water temp: 70-77°F, 21-25°C
Optimal PSI: 65
Optimal Total Dissolved Solids: less than 200 ppm
Membrane type: Hi-S
Rated Gallons Per Day: 35
Waste to Product ratio: 3 to 1
Inhibiting/Damaging tap water chemicals: Iron, Calcium, Magnesium, Heavy Sediment
Prefilter media: CF1M: 10", 1 micron, string wound sediment filter, CFCE: 10", 10µ, Solid carbon block Post filter media: SILICAMAX, Mixed bed deionization cartridge
Supplied input water adapter: Garden Hose Adapter, ¾" standard thread
Tubing type: ¼" pressure tubing
Filter change times: NOTE: change times are varied depending on the tap water conditions. Stated times are an average: Hi-S membrane: 3 to 5 years, CF1M: 6 months, CFCE: 3,500 gallons or 6 months, SILICAMAX: around 400 gallons.
Is this a good ro/di unit????
The slower the gpd the better filtration it can do. I'll see if i can find a link on it. It was by someone who was going to downgrade to a 75 from a 100 gpd.