Will this reduce waste water for non-low-pressure water systems (i already have 100 psi)?
2068299
Yes, the water pressure in my house is over 100 psi, and the pump has been working very well. Not only does it reduce waste water, it also increases the output water flow and pressure as well.
2139525
Yes. The water pressure coming through my Enviro Premium Shower Filter became slightly reduced after installation and greatly reduced within a few weeks. My dealings with Enviro about this issue have been less than satisfactory.
1584499
I assume it probably would help to a degree, but honestly it comes down to how hard your water is. There is a test strip included in manual to test this. You will set your water hardness number as determined by that strip into the machines settings. It should be noted that I do not use this particular filter. Instead, I purchase Reverse Osmosis/Filtered water for the machine.
777441
Depends on your water chemistry - has nothing to do with type of filter. It is very important to have your phosphate level at 100 or less if you want to keep the chemistry balanced.
328958
NO. only a difference of 300 PSI. and .2 Gallons per minute. You would not notice a difference at all. Buy the one for $100 less in my opinion. Ive had both in the past. NOT worth the difference. Hope this helped.
1431993
I'm not sure you would have much water pressure. There is quite a bit of capacity in the tank portion but your pressure would likely drop off substantially. I plumbed a PVC line to mine so it always has pressure but I can disconnect it at a plumbed union if needful.
953747
It really depends on your water parameters. But if you have really hard water (above 300ppm) this might not even work. Sorry I couldn't be more specific.
140228
Not sure what you mean about reducing pressure you can only have either the shower head OR hand held unit operating at one time. I did not notice a drop in pressure to the shower head from when I installed it.
864944
Yes you can use it on a low pressure system, mine runs with water from a 400 gallons water tank that is set two (2) feet above ground level.
89835
No not at all, but more or less full of something will affect the pressure, so you might have to use more or less charges to obtain your desired pressure.
1562903
absolutely. that is why they call this zerowater. it is by far the best filter i used. i do have a professional 6 stage water maker that is designed for my reef tank and that too reads 000ppm of dissolved waste. the only difference is my reef tank water maker is 400 dollars but designed to do several hundred gallons where the zerowater gets water just as pure but will only make 30 gallons.
1524051
Yes. You should check the recommendations regarding filtration of non-potable water though.
475111
It may (or may not) reduce it some, but it is not certified for that use and should not be relied upon for that. If you have a radium issue in your water, I would address it with a system designed for that specific issue. If you have water test results, we would be happy to go though it with you and determine the best approach for your specific water problems. 602abcWATER Will.
1428788
It should work very well as i used it on my 2700 PSI system and was very pleased with results. Regards
336422
Yes. Should go thru a pressure regulator, or fill slowly, or filter will not get a chance to do its job. But it did a good job of filtering .
1674951
I wouldn't think the extra 100psi would be that big of a deal, especially if you have a small consumer-type pressure washer that is direct drive and has a relatively low flow rate. When it comes to pressure washers, the pressure is more of a selling point, but it is Gallons Per Minute (GPM) that tell the true tale of work being done (kind of like Horsepower vs. Torque). As long as you don't have some big contractor unit that is belt driven, I think you should be just fine. If anything, it will just wear out the ceramic parts a bit faster.
1286802
Actually, I have a revers osmosis system in my house for drinking water and I didn't use the filter. I was told by my plumber if I filtered my RO system it will slow down my water pressure. The RO water is already great and I didn't need another filter. If I did use it though it would be easy to change. I have an extra filter.