Ro-Man 50 GPD Installation Manual

Reverse osmis system 4 stage ro sys

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OUTINE MAINTENANCE IS ESSENTIAL TO THE LONGEVITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SYSTEM
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  • Page 1 Page R -MAN EVERSE SMOSIS YSTEM NSTALLATION UIDE 50, 75 100 GPD RO S TAGE YSTEM SSUE LEASE READ THIS ENTIRE GUIDE PRIOR TO BEGINNING INSTALLATION F AT TIME YOU ARE UNSURE HOW TO PROCEED LEASE CONTACT THE SUPPORT TEAM HELPDESK HIS WATER SYSTEM HAS BEEN DESIGNED FOR QUICK AND SIMPLE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE Y CAREFULLY READING...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Fitting the Membrane Flushing the Filters Flushing the Membrane Connecting the DI Unit Turning off your RO System RO-Man Options Maintenance The Thin Film Membrane Spec The Thin Film Membrane Rejection Characteristics The Thin Film Membrane Performance & Correction Factor...
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  • Page 6: Reverse Osmosis How It Works

    & needs to be protected. This is done by pre-filtration. Depending on the size of your system RO-MAN systems have two or three pre filters. For this purpose we are looking at a 3 stage 50 gallon per day system.
  • Page 7: Installation Kit Contents

    Page TANDARD NSTALLATION ONT ENTS TAGE EVERSE SMOSIS SYSTEM (NOT FITTED) EVERSE SMOSIS EMBRANE (FITTED) EDIMENT FILTER (FITTED) ARBON ILTER EIONIZATION REEN ¼” ADDLE ALVE AINS PTFE T ILTER RENCH...
  • Page 8: Starting Your Installation

    Page TARTING NSTALLATION Preparation Determine the location for the installation of the system. Avoid locations where the system might come in contact with hot water pipes, other hazards or is exposed to extreme cold, an RO membrane will be damaged by frost. Determine the location for the discharge of the waste water.
  • Page 9: Fitting The Pipes

    Page NOT NOW but when you are ready to feed water to the RO system you turn the wing nut fully clockwise which will cause a spike to be driven into the copper pipe and then anti clockwise to start the flow of water. Please note do not use this valve on a regular basis to turn the system on and off, a ball valve should be used for this.
  • Page 10: Flushing The Filters

    Page MEMBRANE FILTER HOUSING CAP “O” RINGS MEMBRANE HOUSING PRODUCT WATER PRE-FILTERD WATER WASTE WATER HOUSING “O” RING NPACK THE EMBRANE DO NOT REMOVE THE WHITE STICKY TAPE OR THE PLASTIC WRAPPING FROM AROUND THE MEMBRANE! The membrane has a plastic core in the centre of the membrane material. You will see there are two small black o-rings.
  • Page 11: Connecting The Di Unit

    Page Disconnect the existing pipe from the right hand side of the membrane housing that goes to the DI Unit and connect one end of the supplied blue pipe to replace it. The other end of this pipe goes to a collection vessel. Disconnect the green pipe from the back of the CCB filter housing and connect it to the Tee piece with the green cap found on the top right of the RO system.
  • Page 12: Turning Off Your Ro System

    “Quick Find” search box that can be found at the bottom left of the page. RO-MAN OPTIONS PRESSURE GAUGE There are two reasons for fitting a pressure gauge :-...
  • Page 13: Maintenance

    95% Rejection is GOOD 98%+ Rejection is EXCELLENT. WASTE CLAMP This can be bought from the www.ro-man.com shop and can be used to attach the waste pipe from the RO system to a 36mm domestic plastic waste pipe. MAINTENANCE IT IS IMPERATIVE TO FOLLOW THE SEQUENCE AS OUTLINED...
  • Page 14 Page ALL RO-MAN systems are fitted with a flush valve, this valve is to extend the life of the membrane, the more often you can put the system in flush mode the better. Daily flushing is best but weekly is ok. All you need to do is open the flush valve for 2-3...
  • Page 15 Page Source Water Supply Community/Private Non-Chlorinated – or chlorinated as long as the carbon filter is in place and replaced every 6 months or after THE RECOMMENDED gallon throughput, whichever comes first. SYSTEM PRESSURE (PRE-FILTRATION) 0 – 80 PSI MEMBRANE PRESSURE RANGE 40 –...
  • Page 16 Page Magnesium 93-98% Potassium 92-96% Manganese 96-98% Iron 96-98% Aluminium 96-98% Copper 96-99% Nickel 96-99% Cadmium 93-97% Silver 93-96% Zinc 96-98% Mercury 94-97% Hardness Ca&Mg 93-97% Radioactivity 93-97% Chloride 92-98% 92-98% Bromide 90-95% Phosphate 95-98% Cyanide 90-97% Sulphate 96-99% Thiosulfate 96-98% Silicate 92-95%...
  • Page 17 Page evaluating the performance of the membrane element of a reverse osmosis system The higher the temperature, the more the product flow and vice versa. All reverse osmosis membrane elements and systems are rated at 77º Fahrenheit (25ºCelsius).. To find the membrane permeate rate at different temperatures follow these steps: Find the t Temperature Correction Factor (TFC) from the table below..
  • Page 18: Troubleshooting

    “System Support “ option using the down arrow select your RO-Man system and then input your psi , temperature and if known your input TDS. Click on “Calculate” if the answer to this calculation in UK gallons is markedly higher than what you are...
  • Page 19 Page a) Check to see if the water is flowing out the Green discharge line... if so, then the membrane is getting water. b) Disconnect the blue line from the RO membrane housing..is there any water? c) If the Green line is flowing and the blue is not, it may be blocked, check the valve at the RO Housing.

This manual is also suitable for:

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