3 star RO/DI cart

[Lottus]

Do you guys sell this cart?
I see video on it, but not in the store.
Here is the link:

http://www.jracenstein.com//videos/featu...RO-DI-Cart

If so, how much is it?

Thank you

[ShowMe]

(06-27-2011 09:03 AM)Lottus Wrote:  Do you guys sell this cart?
I see video on it, but not in the store.
Here is the link:

http://www.jracenstein.com//videos/featu...RO-DI-Cart

If so, how much is it?

Thank you

I'll tell you this the R 3 and R 5 are GREAT machines and yes. JRC carry's them.

[Jenny]

(06-27-2011 09:03 AM)Lottus Wrote:  Do you guys sell this cart?
I see video on it, but not in the store.
Here is the link:

http://www.jracenstein.com//videos/featu...RO-DI-Cart

If so, how much is it?

Thank you

I have one left in my CA warehouse. These are discontinued. Are you interested?

[Lottus]

Well, I just want to make sure we are not talking about this one right?

http://www.jracenstein.com//videos/featu...RO-DI-Cart

The one I am interested is this one:

http://www.jracenstein.com//videos/featu...RO-DI-Cart

Last one and how much Jenny?
Thank you for your reply.

Now I want to ask the pro's.
I am on the edge if I should get 3 star ro/di or ez pure.
My understanding is that this 3 star is even better than ez pure, because has pump already installed and it is on the wheels for easy transport.
Is it really better choice?
Now if the water pressure at residence is lets say 60psi will it work without plugin the electric pump or I need the pump run all the time?

Thank you

[Jenny]

Yep, we are talking about the same one.

But I'd recommend getting the EZ Pure. After we designed and started using that system, we decided that it wasn't enough RO in it. Back when we designed this, the EZ Pure didn't exist, but now that it does, we really embrace it. Get the EZ Pure. If you need easy transport, I bet you could build a dolly or something like it. Or just use the carrying strap it comes with.

[ShowMe]

(06-28-2011 02:59 PM)Jenny Wrote:  Yep, we are talking about the same one.

But I'd recommend getting the EZ Pure. After we designed and started using that system, we decided that it wasn't enough RO in it. Back when we designed this, the EZ Pure didn't exist, but now that it does, we really embrace it. Get the EZ Pure. If you need easy transport, I bet you could build a dolly or something like it. Or just use the carrying strap it comes with.

Jenny what do you mean not enough RO. I've had my RO on my R 3 for 3 years at TDS 200 to 300. And its still kicking pretty good.

[Lottus]

Yeah, I was wondering the same thing? Not enough RO?
Does the RO really needs to be 40 to work right?

[ShowMe]

I would say not. My RO is 21" been working it for 3 years with TDS at 200 to 300. Of course the big one would last longer. I'm sure. The EZ pure come with 2 21'" RO's.
I never take my R3 out of the van. great pump. I use a 200 foot of hose. Another great thing about the R3 you can run two poles at the same time with plenty PSI coming out of the pole.

[Jenny]

Well, there is not enough RO for a low pressure system.

The EZ Pure and the 3Star RO-DI cart were intended for Tap Water pressure with the added extra of a small 40psi booster pump.

The R3 110v has a super water pump and a great motor, which make a big difference, the pump and motor in the R3 sells for more than the 3Star RODI or EZ Pure do by themselves.

[ShowMe]

(06-29-2011 04:42 PM)Jenny Wrote:  Well, there is not enough RO for a low pressure system.

The EZ Pure and the 3Star RO-DI cart were intended for Tap Water pressure with the added extra of a small 40psi booster pump.

The R3 110v has a super water pump and a great motor, which make a big difference, the pump and motor in the R3 sells for more than the 3Star RODI or EZ Pure do by themselves.

Maybe I'm wrong but the system he's looking for has the pump.

[LanceGolden]

Paul, just curious, you are saying 200-300 TDS incoming, what is it AFTER R/O?

[Jenny]

(06-29-2011 05:13 PM)ShowMe Wrote:  Maybe I'm wrong but the system he's looking for has the pump.

Yes. But that pump is still a low pressure pump with no motor. Where yours is a high pressure pump with a motor.

[ShowMe]

(06-30-2011 06:40 AM)LanceGolden Wrote:  Paul, just curious, you are saying 200-300 TDS incoming, what is it AFTER R/O?

Lance, I had a new RO 3 years ago. It was running into my DI anyway from 002 to 010. Now its running in anywhere 20 to 30. Depending were we are. I still have times were it runs from RO to DI at 8 to 12. Depending were I am. Once RO gets running it drops really low.

[LanceGolden]

(07-01-2011 03:43 AM)ShowMe Wrote:  

(06-30-2011 06:40 AM)LanceGolden Wrote:  Paul, just curious, you are saying 200-300 TDS incoming, what is it AFTER R/O?

Lance, I had a new RO 3 years ago. It was running into my DI anyway from 002 to 010. Now its running in anywhere 20 to 30. Depending were we are. I still have times were it runs from RO to DI at 8 to 12. Depending were I am. Once RO gets running it drops really low.

sounds good Paul, Your DI should last you quite a while then. My PureRinse R/O anywhere gets 500 TDS down to 005- 010 at 2 gallons per minute .
Then DI

[ShowMe]

(07-01-2011 06:23 PM)LanceGolden Wrote:  

(07-01-2011 03:43 AM)ShowMe Wrote:  

(06-30-2011 06:40 AM)LanceGolden Wrote:  Paul, just curious, you are saying 200-300 TDS incoming, what is it AFTER R/O?

Lance, I had a new RO 3 years ago. It was running into my DI anyway from 002 to 010. Now its running in anywhere 20 to 30. Depending were we are. I still have times were it runs from RO to DI at 8 to 12. Depending were I am. Once RO gets running it drops really low.

Sure thing Lance my DI last. Long time at 000 tds.

sounds good Paul, Your DI should last you quite a while then. My PureRinse R/O anywhere gets 500 TDS down to 005- 010 at 2 gallons per minute .
Then DI