water change, reservoir, ato setup, ro/di

kelrn98 · 02/01/2012, 05:54 PM

i am looking for suggestion on how to set up an effective permanent set up for easy (easier) water changes. i have easy access to the drainage for my washer. as well as a source of water.

I have ro/di unit. Is it possible to safely set this up to automatically process water as needed (when the reservoir level drops). the last time i tried this, i ended up with a living room full of water.

any suggestions/photos will help. thanks.

Darth Vedder · 02/01/2012, 06:04 PM

If you want an off the shelf solution without the risk of a Poorly designed DiY that may have a way to fail, look into Litemeter III from spectrapure

Pretty slick but pricey

Poolman21 · 02/01/2012, 08:31 PM

I like to use the madison dual auto topoff. I have had 0 problems.

02/01/2012, 05:54 PM	#1
kelrn98 Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Biloxi, MS Posts: 856	water change, reservoir, ato setup, ro/di i am looking for suggestion on how to set up an effective permanent set up for easy (easier) water changes. i have easy access to the drainage for my washer. as well as a source of water. I have ro/di unit. Is it possible to safely set this up to automatically process water as needed (when the reservoir level drops). the last time i tried this, i ended up with a living room full of water. any suggestions/photos will help. thanks. __________________ ~Kelly~ Current Tank Info: 96x24x30 -300g mixed reef: 75g sump, 35g fuge, 2x MP60, 4x Radion Pros, reef octopus X5000 skimmer, way too much LR and a few fish

02/01/2012, 06:04 PM	#2
Darth Vedder Sith Lord Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Saint Charles, MO Posts: 481	If you want an off the shelf solution without the risk of a Poorly designed DiY that may have a way to fail, look into Litemeter III from spectrapure Pretty slick but pricey

02/01/2012, 08:31 PM	#3
Poolman21 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Waterford CA Posts: 133	I like to use the madison dual auto topoff. I have had 0 problems.