About RO/DI

[jan4scuba]

Can anyone help me out with some information on a RO/DI unit. I'm setting up a nano reef 9 gallons and I find it hard to spend big money on units that produce a 100gpd.
Are there less expensive units made for small tanks that don't need that much clean water?
Thanks


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[carey]

check out ebay, under portable units. They will produce less water and are about 65$ or so.

 

[dalto]

For a tank as small as that it might be easier to buy the water.

Do any of the stores in your area sell it?

 

[jan4scuba]

I never asked. I'm not sure I would trust them anyway. How much does water usually sell for?


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[carey]

water is usually 50 cents a gallon or salted water is like $1 per gallon

 

[jan4scuba]

Thanks everybody.


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[Mattyfelts]

On amazon you can get an ro Buddie pretty cheap


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[jan4scuba]

Is that the same as a RODI? Are they portable or permanent? I'm really clueless about this.


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[Mattyfelts]

They can easily be portable, they are a rodi unit just it's a different brand/name. Mine is 50 gph and you buy the di unit. Really simple and can connect to a laundry tub faucet


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[Mattyfelts]

50 gpd** my bad haha


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[jan4scuba]

That sounds perfect. Thanks again.


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