Which RO/DI system??? - Page 2

leviburns89 · 01/13/2016, 11:08 PM

@ petdetective

The brs units use all nsf certified parts, and all fittings are genuine Murlok fittings. These cost around $5 per fitting. Most off brand units use fittings that cost below 50 cents. And the units themselves are not certified in anyway.

So for $150 you can get a product that is made in usa (jobs), fully certified (nsf, cc, etc) and backed by a true lifetime warranty no questions asked.

I'm not sucking up to BRS, many of their products are overpriced, and over promoted. BUT I will say, all brs branded products are backed by their warranty, and for $150, there's not much arguing, there's just no point.

jsspallina · 01/13/2016, 11:20 PM

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Originally Posted by thegrun

i would spend the extra money to get a system that has an extra di canister which will pay for itself in less than a year in resin savings, has a pressure meter, tds meters and flush valves, all which are essential in my opinion.
http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/brs-6-...tem-75gpd.html

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01/13/2016, 11:08 PM	#26
leviburns89 Registered Member Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 652	@ petdetective The brs units use all nsf certified parts, and all fittings are genuine Murlok fittings. These cost around $5 per fitting. Most off brand units use fittings that cost below 50 cents. And the units themselves are not certified in anyway. So for $150 you can get a product that is made in usa (jobs), fully certified (nsf, cc, etc) and backed by a true lifetime warranty no questions asked. I'm not sucking up to BRS, many of their products are overpriced, and over promoted. BUT I will say, all brs branded products are backed by their warranty, and for $150, there's not much arguing, there's just no point.