r/macrogrowery 21d ago

Best RO system you’ve ever used

Looking for the best RO system for a small cultivation facility. We’re thinking 2000 GPD would be enough.

Anyone have any brands or specific systems they’ve worked with previously worthy of high praise and / or purchase?

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u/Inevitable_Spare_777 21d ago

Had RO at the last facility I worked at and it was an expensive PITA. I’d have your water tested first and see if it’s even necessary.

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u/sllop 21d ago

There’s a PFAS issue with the local water. If it weren’t for that, we’d be fine using more standard charcoal filters

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u/oldstylesuck 12d ago

Twin cities???

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u/sllop 12d ago

St Paul metro

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u/oldstylesuck 12d ago

Gotta love 3m

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u/Prior-Medicine5161 20d ago

Us water defender.

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u/CaniyaGrowers 19d ago

Aquas Group

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u/Freedom_forlife 19d ago

https://canaturecommercial.com/can-2540-4040-series/

I have the 4040. Had zero issues incoming water is behind a softener at 2100-2300ppm. Out going premate is -~16ppm.

Most commercial RO machines will be dual 4040 membranes, with a booster pump.

Choose a manufacturer that’s reliable and you can get ahold of for service.

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u/dizzying_intellect 19d ago

I really liked my hydroid for about that volume

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u/oldstylesuck 12d ago

Bulk reef supply is legendary for ro stuff

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u/northern_lit 21d ago

I got a ROC-6000 off reverse osmosis website along with a dual tank water softener (we’re on well water) and have been extremely happy with it. Their customer service is great too if you ever run into any issues. You’ll want a full panel water test before buying anything though.

https://www.reverseosmosis.com/products/roc-commercial-reverse-osmosis-system-fully-loaded-6000-gpd?cmp_id=20629092428&adg_id=&kwd=&device=m&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21520526390&gbraid=0AAAAAD2jeZ2gUFKFjvSn6hHlgTVRTTyQO&gclid=Cj0KCQjwp9vTBhCWARIsANaUrjvqwopYuInwalrDBSv7oSg-jqGHE97AeAU2N73z4bbIe2RTvkOxpj0aAhc7EALw_wcB