Buy Coralife 76000 Pure-Flo II 24-Gallon Per Day 3 Stage SystemCoralife 76000 Pure-Flo II 24-Gallon Per Day 3 Stage System Product Description:
- Usable with chlorinated and well-water sources
- Great for freshwater or saltwater aquariums
- Remove hardness, heavy metals, toxins
- Includes clear filter canisters, cartridges and faucet attachments
Product Description
Coralife Pure-Flo II RO Systems produce clean, pure water from chlorinated or non-chlorinated source water. Premium Thin Film Composite (TFC) units remove up to 99% of hardness, heavy metals, toxins, and many other impurities. The Coralife Pure-Flo II units include clear filter canisters, cartridges and faucet attachments. Economical and easy-to-use, all units are wall mountable. By simply reversing the two outlet fittings, the units can be flushed without a flush kit. 4-stage RO/DI unit with mixed-bed resin deionization cartridge removes any additional impurities to produce 99.9% pure water. Pure-Flo II with integrated diaphragm pump increases water pressure to maximize production. Units with diaphragm pump are highly recommended for areas with low water pressure. Great for Freshwater or Saltwater Aquariums.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Pure-Flo II RO Unit
By CozyKeith
Pure-Flo II RO Unit - TFC - 2 Canister - 24 gpd The quality of this item exceeded my expectations and performs great. An RO unit works better the more it is used, so don't make the mistake of spending more for a higher production unit only to have to replace components for lack of use. With very little planning, this unit provides plenty of water for my 72 gallon aquarium.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Cheap plastic part is useless
By Everwyrd
It works great and after some tinkering, doesn't leak.BIG issue and the one that cost it a star is the adapter included to attach to a sink is useless. It will pop out under the smallest amount of water pressure and lose its threading. A five dollar part from Lowe's fixed the problem. When you go to your hardware store (and you will if you buy this unit) ask for an attachment to hook up a garden hose to your faucet. Take the cheapo one with you and you can test it in the sample adapter display these places have.If you don't have any on hand, pick up some teflon tape and redo all the seals into which the colored hoses enter. Your floor will be glad you did.Worthwhile but requires some tinkering to get it going.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Great filter for the price
By Wang
We purchased this unit to supply clean water for a 75 gallon salt tank. I didn't try to hook this up to the kitchen faucet as it was going into the basement and dumping out into a food grade trash can. The unit was easy to install and worked properly right out of the box. Although this filter is not 'graded' for food quality I had to taste it! It actually tasted good, better than bottled water and much less TDS (total dissolved solids). My brother had just purchased a RO unit for his house that hooked up to the faucet, it too was a three stage but he paid over 500 without a extra reservoir tank. He brought some of his filtered water over to my house and we compared TDS with a calibrated meter, his was 0.74 and ours tested at 0.09. He agreed that ours even tasted better but again, I don't think its rated or designed for drinking? Either way, we have been drinking from it (filling 5 gallon water jugs) for over a year now and its been the best 130 bucks we have spent. No, we don't drink out of the garbage can, I just swap out 5 gallon drinking jugs and the garbage can is used to fill the fish tank.For those that have never used a RO unit before, just be aware that it takes about 3 gallons of tap water to make 1 gallon of clean. Not complaining just don't freak out when you get your first water bill!
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