We Guaranteed The Performance Of The RainDance Whole House Reverse Osmosis System

Reverse osmosis successfully treats water with dissolved minerals and metals such as aluminum, arsenic, barium, cadmium, chloride, chromium, copper, fluoride, lead, mercury, nitrate, selenium, silver, and zinc. RO is also effective with asbestos, many taste, color and odor-producing chemicals, particulates, total dissolved solids, turbidity, and radium. Our Whole House RO Packages include sediment & activated carbon prefilters which provide additional treatment for sediment, dirt, debris, chlorine, "volatile" contaminants (VOCs) such as benzene, trichloroethylene, trihalomethanes, pesticides, and radon. A post remineralizer filter is included after the RO system to add a small amount of minerals back to the water for non-corrosive and better-tasting water. RainDance's Whole House RO Packages are built to purify both city-treated water and well water sources!

Our specialty has been providing custom whole house reverse osmosis systems to handle brackish water with extremely high total dissolved solids (TDS). Our most notable whole house RO projects include: Nebraska Feed Water TDS 14,714ppm; after our RO System 188ppm -Montana Feed Water TDS 5,866ppm; after our RO system 79ppm - California Feed Water TDS 10,200ppm; after our RO system 175ppm - Wyoming Feed Water TDS 6,304ppm; after our RO system 149ppm - Nevada Feed Water TDS 2,200ppm, after our RO system 52ppm - Texas Feed Water 8,485ppm; after our RO system 122ppm - New Mexico Feed Water TDS 3,600ppm (mostly Sulfate at 2,100ppm); after our RO system 36ppm.

Our Whole House Reverse osmosis systems are sized based on your gallon per day (gpd) usage. They should not fall under the sizing rules of inline filters such as backwashing filters and water softeners, which are designed to accommodate the gallon per minute (gpm) flow rate you have going through your pipes. Rather, a reverse osmosis system is designed to produce a set capacity of purified water per day. For example, a system rated at 800 gallons per day (gpd) is only capable of producing 800 gallons of purified water within a 24 hour period and nothing more. So it doesn't matter if you have an 8gpm or 40gpm flow rate going into this system, it will still produce 800 gallons.

The purified RO water comes out as a small stream, which is why a storage tank and repressure pump is required to collect and deliver your purified water to your taps. The delivery pump will then provide the flow rate needed for pressure throughout your home.

When shopping for a whole house reverse osmosis system, take into consideration your expected gallon per day usage as well as the hours in which you need purified water. If you plan on using 400 gallons per day, you could go with a 400gpd RO system. However, if you end up using that 400 gallons within 8 hours, a 400gpd system would not be able keep up. To get 400 gallons in 8 hours, a 1,200gpd RO system would be much more efficient. When in doubt, don't hesitate to contact a knowledgeable representative who can walk you through the process to ensure you purchase the right system for you.

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