Where does the rejected water go? Drain or recycled back in the hot water line?
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While the purified water is stored in the tank, the brine water flows through the drain line. You can also hook up the brine water to a water storage tank and use for gardening purposes. There are a few systems on the market that recycles the water back into the hot water line. However, we do not recommend this setup as you will need to have a very strong pump that constantly generates enough water pressure to push the water back into the hot water line. This uses a lot of electricity and has a much higher chance of leaking, or even flushing the rejected water back into the RO system because of the water pressure.
1922315
There is a small pan at the bottom of the unit that catches the water and then the heat from the air coming off the unit, through the hoses, evaporates the water to the outside world. There is also a small drain that can be emptied to a floor drain or into a small flat pan and disposed of. I've only had it for one season and I had to drain it twice. The drain is low to the floor so a jelly roll pan of something like that works best. I use mine in a shop so it is intermittant use. For constant use the evaporation might work better??
167278
There is a waterline that runs to the tank of your toilet. You simply hook a splitter into that and the hot water is optional. This is located under your sink if you want to use it.
541830
My husband mounted ours under the kitchen sink..on the right hand side.....my dishwasher and disposal is on the left hand side of my double sink. ..no problems from our end. I can't live without my hot water dispenser...I am on my 3rd one. and will buy a 4th when this one plays out. I have worn them out from use...not because of defects. Never have gotten a bad one.
1667110
The water is fed into the chamber by power being applied to a solenoid valve. The water flows over the media where the warm air passes through it adding humidity to the return air. Any water that does not evaporate into the air stream flows to the bottom of the chamber and is drained out of the unit via 1/2" hose. The only way that there could be an overflow situation is if the 1/2" line got blocked. Proper installation and regular basic maintenance should avoid that.
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Mine was installed with a dedicated return line coming back from the last usage point using PEX plastic tubing and easy connect fittings. the return is connected into the drain line at the bottom of the water heater. I don't think it is designed for any other type of installation. The is another style that connects to the lines under the sink that does not require a separate return line.
832341
No; you would need the complete Watts Zero Waste RO system. The Zero Waste system forces the 'waste water' back into your hot water line, essentially storing it in your water heater until it is flushed out each time you use hot water.
829122
I don't think so. There are hot/cold water supplies lines and that's all. Sorry
218269
We dump out all the water, then move it to a dry location in the yard. Then we blow it back up and dry it off, & let it sit out for 2 days later we fold it up and place it into a big box we got from an appliance store. If we are going to use it soon, we just dump out the water, move it & let it sit out.
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You put the tablet in the drain pan under the evaporator coils - not directly in the drainage pipe. The tablets will dissolve in the water, and that is why you need to put in new tablets from time to time. When you remove your AC filter, you should see the evaporator coils and the drain pan underneath. Just place the tablets in the drain pan, replace the filter, and that is it. They work great.
465814
There's a partition separating the main tank from the filter part. there is a "vent" in the bottom right corner of the tank that allows the water to pass through to the filter section.
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The only water connections are on the top-cold in, hot out and the pressure relief valve which you can see in the picture. To empty it, you would have to turn it upside down.
17774
no, because you can put the water return head at the surface of the water, so only the filtered water is pours back in. i would still do regular water changes. hope this helps.
233157
The unused cubes melt and the water goes back into water resevoir to be recycled
1845902
You place this up to where your water source is. It's just a bowl that drains out thru the hose.
2243081
Take the filter from the back. Mark the filter with a sharpie in for the outside and Out for the side towards the heater. These are one way filters I run warm water thru out side and I use a air hose to blow the crud out. Let it dry and snap it back in place.
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The canister is stored beneath your tank and the hoses run into your tank. There are two hoses, one that pulls the water into the canister and the other returns your filtered water back to your tank.