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H2Pro RODI Pure Water Cart Water Powered

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This profesional yet easy to use water purification cart offers portability with good performance in a compact format. Tap Pressure System, no pump...


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Item #: 150-0557  UPC : 00669893017771  MPN : 10041
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H2PRO RODI CART 40IN RO

New and Improved frame design:
  • More Stable base for easier transport
  • Changed the top handle for easier transport
  • Filter changes are easier to accomplish
  • Same long term performance

THIS CART SYSTEM INCLUDES:

  • (1) 30in Carbon Filter
  • (1) 40in Reverse Osmosis (RO) Membranes
  • (1) 30in Deionization
  • (DI) FilterInlet/Outlet Fittings




  • (RO) Bybass valve for RO Cleaning of
  • Solar Panels, Awnings and RO Premeate flush.
  • (RO) Waste water valve
  • EZ Click Clamps
  • Red Powdercoated Frame
  • Wheels for portability
  • Weight (dry) 68lbs
  • Pressure Guage

TAP WATER PRESSURE RO SYSTEM


No pump included. It is recommended that a pump is used with this unit to boost water pressure and extend the life of the RO membranes.


Dimensions: 50" tall by 20" wide by 16" deep

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