Nano RO unit

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Are there such units out there? For owners of nano tanks that do not need a lot of RO per day.

What is the smallest RO unit available? Are there NANO versions out there?
Cheaper and smaller version that nano owners can use. Max 10L per day is more than enough.

It must be cost effective. As in cheaper than getting RO from the LFS

Small enough to be used in apartment complexes.

No bulky storage containers.
 
I remember seeing one on masa before. Will try and find it when I'm at a pc again. But it was not that cheap. Was small though.
 
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Nano RO station
(8515.000)

30 to 60 litres/day (7.9 to 15.8 USgal.) at 3 to 6 bar (43 to 87 PSI) and 15 deg. to 25 deg. Celsius (59 deg. to 77 deg. F).
TUNZE® Nano RO Station 8515 is a compact high-quality reverse osmosis plant employed for the easy production of pure water (RO water) to be used for irons, preparation of ice cubes, bubble humidifiers, car batteries, et cetera. In aquarism, it is especially suitable for small and medium-sized marine and fresh-water aquariums. It is very easy to operate and can be connected directly to a water tap using the accessories supplied by the manufacturer.
 
There's also the Aquamedic easyline unit's (90 and 150). I've seen the 150 before in SA but not sure what would be available now. Price wise you may as well get a waterboy unit.
 
Rory said:
There's also the Aquamedic easyline unit's (90 and 150). I've seen the 150 before in SA but not sure what would be available now. Price wise you may as well get a waterboy unit.
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You are probably correct with this, and it will be faster and cheaper most probably to get spare filters and membranes locally also.
 
Marco had these ages ago. But maybe he can help again

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Here is a link to that thread
Marine Aquariums of South Africa - View Single Post - Matt's 7L Pico tank
 
we have a host of differant adaptors to make it work......you just need to tell us what you have....however i dislike temporary connections as they always wear down seals then begin to leak....
permanent connections are way better, but if you cant have a permanent connection....we have adaptors to suit all needs.;)
 
I may have been speed reading,but what is the needed water pressure for these units? How would I test my water pressure?
 
Hi Riaan, i can tell you where to get one of these countertop ro units.
Ive seen these in action & they are really very nice.
Will pm you my number, give me a call if your interested.

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that can almost work on a kitchen counter behind the bread bin.
 
Visser said:
Hi Riaan, i can tell you where to get one of these countertop ro units.
Ive seen these in action & they are really very nice.
Will pm you my number, give me a call if your interested.

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those are quite cool, saw em in one of our overseas suppliers catalogue ...
you could remove that membrane and put a hydronautics or filmtec membrane, change one of the inline filters to a de-ionising one and put it last.....and you'll have a potent little countertop marine r.o.there
 
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