Hydro Tube - IPC Eagle
Quick Overview
- Lightweight 28 lb. Portable RO/DI Cart with 40” RO Membrane.
- Easily transported in and out of vehicles, rolls effortlessly on sidewalks, grass, and up and down stairs.
- Cleans up to 3 stories without a pump at 60 psi.
- Easy change filters require no tools.
- Operates lying down.
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Tap water pressure powered Hydro Tube 4 stage reverse osmosis deionizing water system, 50' hose, on-board TDS meter, and filter set.
Your water source should have a water pressure rating of at least 60 to 65 psi to power the HydroTube.
If you experience low pressure, IPC Eagle offers the Eco Boost Pump.
The HydroTube comes with a high TDS indicator meter
(Green is good to clean, Red replace the filters)
We recommend that it's useful to have a handheld TDS meter to monitor output water quality
A good unit is JRC Item 150-0201
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