Find the Right RO/DI System

I'm on city water

This is the most common water source for our customers.

I'm on well water

Water that comes from a private well typically will not have disinfectants or other hard-to-remove contaminants.

I'm not sure

That is okay. We can still help narrow down the right RO/DI system.

Chloramines

This is becoming increasingly common around the country.

Chlorine

More and more cities are moving to chloramines, making chlorine increasingly less common.

I'm not sure

Most people do not know the answer to this question, so that is totally fine.

A lower cost RO/DI system to get started

Bulk Reef Supply RO/DI systems are easily expandable later.

A balance of cost and performance

This is the better choice in a good, better, best lineup.

The most efficient filtration

You want the highest level of efficiency, even if the up-front cost is a bit higher.

Yes, I want to minimize waste water

• Slightly higher cost
• Make filtered water faster
• Produce less waste water

I'm okay with a standard system

• Lower cost
• Make filtered water slower
• Produce more waste water

A system that helps you monitor performance and water quality (highly recommended)

• Pressure gauge to monitor PSI for optimal membrane performance
• Flush valve to maintain your RO membrane before and after use
• TDS meter to monitor the quality of the water your system is producing

A system with no monitoring, but at a lower cost

You are okay giving up some features if it means saving some money.

75 Gallons Per Day

A great fit for most hobbyists who do not mind a slower production rate.

100 Gallons Per Day

A step up in production for single membrane systems.

150 Gallons Per Day

A strong Water Saver option for faster production and less waste water.

200 Gallons Per Day

Our highest output option in a Water Saver setup.