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How
do I know when my DI Tanks are exhausted?
Typically
your DI system should last you somewhere between 300 to 1600 gallons,
Depending on the type of system you have. Another indication is the QC
light, When light is ON with water flowing through indicates water
quality is good and when light is OFF with water flowing through
indicates water quality is bad and time for a recharge
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In
a multi-Di tank system, What should be the order of the tanks?
Typically
most of our Di tanks are numbered. Tanks starting with number 1 should
be the first tank in line. While tank numbered 2 should be second in
line. For some reason tanks are not numbered or paint has worn off
Cation tank should be place first, Followed by an Anion tank. Should you
not know which is a Cation/Anion tank, Green tank (Cation) comes first
followed by Red tank (Anion).[
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What
is a Quality Light (QC light)?
The
QC Light measures the electrical resistance in the de-ionized water.
Green light stays on when resistance is at a pre-set level and when
water is flowing through. Orange light turns on when resistance drops
below the pre-set level. When light is ON with water flowing through
indicates water quality is good and when light is OFF with water flowing
through indicates water quality is bad and time for a recharge.[
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How
much pressure can Di tanks withstand?
Di
Tanks can withstand a pressure of 60 psi, Any pressure above this may
cause the tank to explode. We suggest having a pressure regulator
installed to monitor the pressure.[
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How
many gallons will I get from my system?
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What
is the primary function of Pre-Filter?
Pre-Filters
are used to protect the high pressure pump. We recommended nominally rated
5-10 filters.[
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What
is the primary function of Post-Filter?
