I've had a Kent Marine 60gpd Hi-S RO/DI Unit for a few years now with several small floods, and the little woman is starting to get a little testy about it. Does the Kent float shutoff connect directly to the product out flow line so that you don't have to worry about the water faucet, and are there any other float/shutoffs that you feel are better. TIA
RO/DI float shutoff
- Thread starter Rays
- Start date
You'll want the auto shut off kit, not just the float valve.
The kit comes with the float valve and an auto shut off unit that will sense the back pressure when the float valve closes, and will then shut off the input to the RO unit.
Here's a link to the spectra pure kit (kent makes a similar kit also, they may be interchangable but I don't know for sure)
http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewI...osis-Accessories-Shut_Off_Valves~vendor~.html
The kit comes with the float valve and an auto shut off unit that will sense the back pressure when the float valve closes, and will then shut off the input to the RO unit.
Here's a link to the spectra pure kit (kent makes a similar kit also, they may be interchangable but I don't know for sure)
http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewI...osis-Accessories-Shut_Off_Valves~vendor~.html
stingythingy45
Well-Known Member
Huh.....tagging along on this thread.
I have a Water General Unit that has the typical "H" shaped auto shut off.
So basically all I would need was some sort of float valve to close the exit hose off?
I have a Water General Unit that has the typical "H" shaped auto shut off.
So basically all I would need was some sort of float valve to close the exit hose off?
Jennifer
Moody and emotional slob
I have been using the kent shut-off kit for over a year now. I put a T in line 1 goes to my salt barrel and the other goes to the r/o container. There is a kent float valve in both. It uses standard 1/4 tubing and connectors. I have not had any issues with this setup at all.
Jenn
Jenn
cakemanPA
Non-member
Yes that is all you need to make it work. I bought this on Ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/Plastic-float-v...46310QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1713.m153.l1262.
It has worked great...
It has worked great...
stingythingy45
Well-Known Member
Thanks,
I'll have to get one ordered up.Anything to save the back in this hobby is well worth it.
Similar threads
