Need help finding Aquasafe

[danny zubot]

Can anyone tell me the best way to get a hold of Aquasafe in Burnaby? I'm trying to order replacement filters and I'm not having much luck locating a phone number online.

thanks,

Danny

[christyf5]

I thought they were done but you can try this number 604-922-3030

[danny zubot]

Nope, no good. I started to get the impression that they were gone by what I found in my searches. Is there any other places that I can get replacement cartridges for my Aquasafe unit?

[Veng68]

the unit uses standard 10 inch filters so you can use any RO cartridge.

Cheers,
Vic

[dreef]

ChemMaster is who i get all my carts and resin from.

[Jason McK]

Yes from what I have read they are done. Went out with a flurry of un-shipped but paid for product.

but that is just what I have read


J

[EmilyB]

Bulk Reef Supply

[thanhjenn]

Sorry this is off topic. How well did your unit work (gal per hour) cause mine suck. I bought the 100 gal/day, maybe got 500 mls per day.

[Veng68]

Sorry this is off topic. How well did your unit work (gal per hour) cause mine suck. I bought the 100 gal/day, maybe got 500 mls per day.

2 factors that will determine the output of your RO unit.

1. Source water temperature (membrane rates are based on 77F water I believe)

2. Water Line pressure (the membrane is based on 60 psi)

The higher the source water temperature the more production you can get (don't hook up the source water to the hot water line).

The higher the water line pressure the more production you will get (you can get a booster pump for your RO system that will boost the PSI to 80).

Cheers,
Vic

[danny zubot]

When my filters are newly replaced it will take about 3 hours to fill a 5 gallon bucket. Its not a 100 gallons per day, but its always been like that since the day I got it.

[fkshiu]

2 factors that will determine the output of your RO unit.

1. Source water temperature (membrane rates are based on 77F water I believe)

2. Water Line pressure (the membrane is based on 60 psi)

The higher the source water temperature the more production you can get (don't hook up the source water to the hot water line).

The higher the water line pressure the more production you will get (you can get a booster pump for your RO system that will boost the PSI to 80).

Cheers,
Vic

. . . or he has it hooked up wrong.

[sphelps]

Sorry this is off topic. How well did your unit work (gal per hour) cause mine suck. I bought the 100 gal/day, maybe got 500 mls per day.
Your RO membrane is screwed. I've installed many aquasafe units but all the most recent ones have had problems including a few with bad RO membranes which resulted in the same symptom you are having.

I use these units (http://cgi.ebay.ca/REVERSE-OSMOSIS-SYSTEM-5-STAGE-70-GPD-RO-UNIT-FILTER_W0QQitemZ330332282242QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSma ll_Kitchen_Appliances_US?hash=item4ce9569d82&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1262&_trkparms=|293%3A1|294%3A30#ebayphotohosting) now, about the same price and quality as aquasafe use to be. You can also get replacement filters (http://cgi.ebay.ca/26-Reverse-Osmosis-Sediment-Carbon-GAC-Water-Filter_W0QQitemZ330346881588QQcmdZViewItemQQptZSma ll_Kitchen_Appliances_US?hash=item4cea356234&_trksid=p4634.c0.m14.l1262) from the same seller.