Replacement Filter Cartridges for Aquarium System

Replacement Filters for 5-Stage RODI System

These filter effectively reduces bad tastes and odors, lead, fluoride, chlorine, copper, and cysts such as Cryptosporidium, Giardia, Entamoeba, and Toxoplasma. By eliminating these contaminants, it not only enhances the overall water quality but also promotes a healthier aquatic ecosystem, safeguarding the well-being of your aquatic inhabitants.

Stages of Filtration:

1st filter: 5 Micron Polypropylene Sediment Filter

This initial stage removes larger particles and sediment, ensuring that the subsequent filtration stages operate effectively.

2nd filter: Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Filter

The GAC filter eliminates bad tastes and odors, as well as reduces contaminants like chlorine, which can be harmful to aquatic life.

3rd filter: 5 Micron Carbon Block (CTO) Filter

The CTO filter further enhances water quality by targeting contaminants such as lead, fluoride, and copper, which can be detrimental to aquatic ecosystems.

4th filter: TFC 50GPD RO Membrane

The Thin Film Composite (TFC) RO membrane is a critical component for achieving the ultra-pure water quality required for reef aquariums and hydroponics.

5th filter: Refillable Inline Mixed Bed DI Filter

The Mixed Bed DI filter is designed to remove any remaining impurities, ensuring that your water is free from ions that can harm sensitive aquatic life. Our refillable DI cartridges can be easily replenished with our bulk DI resin.

Replacement Filters for 6-Stage RODI System

These filters effectively reduces bad tastes and odors, lead, fluoride, chlorine, copper, and cysts such as Cryptosporidium, Giardia, Entamoeba, and Toxoplasma. By eliminating these contaminants, it not only enhances the overall water quality but also promotes a healthier aquatic ecosystem, safeguarding the well-being of your aquatic inhabitants.

Stages of Filtration:

1st filter: 5 Micron Polypropylene Sediment Filter

This initial filter removes larger particles and sediment, ensuring that the subsequent filtration stages operate effectively.

2nd filter: Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Filter

The GAC filter eliminates bad tastes and odors, as well as reduces contaminants like chlorine, which can be harmful to aquatic life.

3rd filter: 5 Micron Carbon Block (CTO) Filter

The CTO filter further enhances water quality by targeting contaminants such as lead, fluoride, and copper, which can be detrimental to aquatic ecosystems.

4th filter: TFC Membrane 50 Gallons per day

The Thin Film Composite (TFC) RO membrane is a critical component for achieving the ultra-pure water quality required for reef aquariums and hydroponics.

5th filter: Refillable Inline Mixed Bed DI Filter

The Mixed Bed DI filter is designed to remove any remaining impurities, ensuring that your water is free from ions that can harm sensitive aquatic life. Our refillable DI cartridges can be easily replenished with our bulk DI resin.

6th filter: Inline T33 GAC Coconut Shell Carbon Filter

The T33 GAC Coconut Shell Carbon Filter provides a final layer of purification by effectively reducing residual odors and tastes, ensuring the water is exceptionally clean and suitable for your aquarium or hydroponic setup.

Replacement Filters for 6-Stage 2DI System

These filters excels at eliminating undesirable tastes and odors, as well as reducing the presence of lead, fluoride, chlorine, copper, and cysts such as Cryptosporidium, Giardia, Entamoeba, and Toxoplasma. This comprehensive contaminant removal enhances overall water quality and fosters a healthier aquatic ecosystem, preserving the well-being of your aquatic residents.

Filtration Stages:

1st filter: 5 Micron Polypropylene Sediment Filter

This initial filter targets larger particles and sediment, ensuring the subsequent filtration stages operate with utmost efficiency.

2nd filter: Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Filter

The GAC filter effectively eliminates undesirable tastes and odors, along with reducing contaminants such as chlorine that could harm aquatic life.

3rd filter: 5 Micron Carbon Block (CTO) Filter

Enhancing water quality, the CTO filter focuses on impurities like lead, fluoride, and copper—contaminants detrimental to aquatic ecosystems.

4th filter: TFC Membrane (50 Gallons per day)

The Thin Film Composite (TFC) RO membrane plays a pivotal role in achieving the ultra-pure water quality indispensable for reef aquariums and hydroponics.

5th filter: Refillable Inline Mixed Bed DI Filter

This Mixed Bed DI filter is engineered to eliminate any remaining impurities, ensuring your water remains free from ions that could harm delicate aquatic life. Our refillable DI cartridges facilitate effortless replenishment using our bulk DI resin.

6th filter: Refillable Inline Mixed Bed DI Filter

The system includes a second Refillable Inline Mixed Bed DI Filter, providing an extra layer of purity to your water.

5 lbs DI Resin Bag

Unlock the power of pure water with our 5 lbs Mixed Bed Ion Exchange DI resin bag. This industrial-grade media is designed for top-tier deionization in a variety of applications, from industrial processes to aquarium care.

High Deionization Capacity: Our premium mixed bed resin guarantees exceptional performance, rendering water with an impressive 0 ppm TDS (Total Dissolved Solids).

Cost-Efficient Refills: With five pounds of resin at your disposal, you can refill a 2"x10" in-line refillable filter housing up to 10 times or a standard 2.5"x10" refillable filter housing about 7 times, making it an economical choice.

Versatility and Safety: This resin is suitable for a range of applications, including aquariums, car washing, and window cleaning, delivering consistently safe and ultra-pure water.

DI Filter Benefits: Our DI mixed bed resin water filter, often known as the deionization stage, is essential for achieving 99.99% pure water when connected to your RO unit. It serves as a post-RO filtration DI unit (RO/DI unit), effectively eliminating most impurities and delivering water with 0 ppm TDS.

TDS Monitoring: Keep track of the resin's lifespan with a TDS meter to ensure a continuous supply of water with minimal impurities.

Exceptional Water Quality: In areas with hard water, our DI resin ensures nearly perfect water quality with a conductivity of less than 0.1uS/cm or a resistivity close to 18 meg.ohm.

Experience the convenience and performance of our DI resin, offering water of unrivaled purity. Remove all remaining dissolved solids after your RO system, and savor water with 0 ppm TDS. Choose our 5 lbs DI Resin Bag for a smart water purification solution.

Why my DI resin is not reading 0, is there a defective resin?

Deionization (DI) resin that doesn’t produce water with a zero Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) reading could be due to several factors. Here are some common reasons why DI resin might not perform as expected:

• Exhaustion of Resin: DI resin can only remove a finite amount of ions from water before it becomes exhausted and needs to be regenerated or replaced. If the resin has been in use for a significant period or has processed a lot of water, it may simply be exhausted.
• Poor Packing or Channeling: If the resin isn’t packed tightly in its container, channels can form where water flows through the resin bed without proper contact, reducing the effectiveness of ion exchange. This can happen if the resin settles or if it wasn’t filled properly.
• High Water Flow Rates: If water flows through the DI resin too quickly, there isn’t enough contact time for the ion exchange process to occur effectively. This can result in lower-purity water.
• Contamination or Degradation of Resin: The resin can be contaminated by oils, organic compounds, or other chemicals that interfere with ion exchange. Physical degradation from mechanical wear or chemical attack (like from chlorine or other oxidants in the water) can also reduce its effectiveness.
• Incorrect Resin Type or Mixture for your application: Using the wrong type of resin, or an incorrect mix of cation and anion exchange resins, could also result in less effective ion removal.
• Temperature and Chemical Composition of Water: Higher temperatures can affect the efficiency of ion exchange. Additionally, the specific ions and chemicals in the water being treated can impact performance. Certain ions might be more difficult to remove or might require specific types of resin.

To troubleshoot your specific situation, you might consider checking the flow rate, inspecting the resin for signs of channeling or degradation, testing the incoming water to see if there’s a particularly high ion concentration, or replacing the resin if it’s old or exhausted.