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Do you use it for Windows or for rinsing homes with pure water?
Now I just need to find a little cart/dolly…
Something that looks professional, not just a home build
I will need to drag it around homes sometimes lol
If running an enclosed trailer my preference would be to have the RO system running to a storage tank and have the reject water going into the buffer tank. Use a 12 volt for di h2o The added solids for a single pass through a 4"x40" membrane will not effect your pressure washer in the slightest. Commercially they recirculate the rejection fraction through membranes as outlined here
Here is a youtube video from a “professional” window cleaner. If you want something portable and he explains quite well what is needed.
Probably to much info but a 1 micron sediment filter after charcoal and before membrane will give you another season.
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If you want a cart the xero system is great.
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Looks good firefighter4hire. Those 20" ro housings?
40x4, 40x2.5 that machine runs 3 poles up to 65 feet high. I dont know any other system that will do that. You dont need that for basic window cleaning. We went down the cart road. I still use my unger hydropower system. I keep that thing with me all the time
Simpole makes the best poles in the world
Tucker brushes
DEPENDING on what kind of kit you need. (Your local tds will determine that) xero or unger
3r makes a adapter to apply chemical
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That is quite the setup. Mulitstory commercial is a whole different ball game. The poles, brushes and everything else needed for even a basic setup is twice what the basic hardware for making DI/RO water will run. It all require periodic replacement / supplies also.
Stated at top of thread; “It takes too much time from my day to load and unload a new tank every other month…”
I just stuck with the water production, something have background on industrial side.
Could you give a link to 3r adapter for applying chemical. Would appreciate that.
Same here…
