Outstanding video………it looks like there are two filters, one for filtering out sediment and particles and one for eliminating bacteria and bugs to improve the taste of the water. My only confusion is where they should be installed in your system. A simple diagram on screen to show where each of the filters are installed would clear this up. Do you install one filter to the water supply before it enters your tank and the other under the sink for filtering the drinking water or do you attach the two together (as shown in the video). And some clarification on whether it is best practice to install before or after your pump would be helpful too………again a diagram would solve that problem. I love the ingenuity and the product just confused about the application.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and keen observation. You are correct, the system comes with two filters: one for sediment and particles, and another for eliminating bacteria to improve the taste of water. Your understanding is spot on! To clarify the installation process, the sediment filter should be installed first in line to the water supply before it enters your tank. This will ensure that any large particles or sediment are filtered out before reaching the tank. Following this, the bacteria filter should be installed under the sink for filtering the drinking water. This setup ensures that the water you consume is both clear and clean from any potential microbial contaminants. As for the pump, it's advisable to install the filters after the pump to ensure optimal water pressure and flow through the filtration system. However, rest assured that the system will function effectively whether installed before or after the pump. We understand that a visual representation could have made the installation process clearer, and we will certainly take your feedback into account for our future videos. We aim to make our content as user-friendly and informative as possible. Your suggestion for including a diagram is a fantastic idea, and we will work on incorporating such visuals in upcoming content. We hope this clears up any confusion, but feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns!
at 18:40 the presenter shows the two filters joined by a hose and said this was mounted externally to fill the tanks. But the purifyier is meant to be under the sink on drinking water only. Is the two filters joined by a hose recommended?
Hey @TylerDurden775, this specific setup with the purifier and 1 micron filter attached was custom made for the customers trip around Australia. While its not necessary to purify the water before entering the tanks, in this case the customer wanted to fill up the tanks with filtered & purified water.
I have question going to Northern Territory next year going some places like harts range ( MUD Tank ) off grid for about month there been advise the water there has mica in it ( people call it like asbestos / fibrous in water ) So does your product do this with pre bore filtration and Purification. Filling up unit does this and with other filtration unit after main tank and pump does completely remove the mica out the water
At 2:10 when Bob gives has just given a fantastic description of the two stages of function of the filters and then old mate from Outback decides he needs to dumb down the discussion and ends up sounding like a cretin
excellent presentation Ill order one when my new van comes , great product, id give it 2 thumbs up if i could
Outstanding video………it looks like there are two filters, one for filtering out sediment and particles and one for eliminating bacteria and bugs to improve the taste of the water. My only confusion is where they should be installed in your system. A simple diagram on screen to show where each of the filters are installed would clear this up. Do you install one filter to the water supply before it enters your tank and the other under the sink for filtering the drinking water or do you attach the two together (as shown in the video). And some clarification on whether it is best practice to install before or after your pump would be helpful too………again a diagram would solve that problem. I love the ingenuity and the product just confused about the application.
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and keen observation. You are correct, the system comes with two filters: one for sediment and particles, and another for eliminating bacteria to improve the taste of water. Your understanding is spot on!
To clarify the installation process, the sediment filter should be installed first in line to the water supply before it enters your tank. This will ensure that any large particles or sediment are filtered out before reaching the tank. Following this, the bacteria filter should be installed under the sink for filtering the drinking water. This setup ensures that the water you consume is both clear and clean from any potential microbial contaminants.
As for the pump, it's advisable to install the filters after the pump to ensure optimal water pressure and flow through the filtration system. However, rest assured that the system will function effectively whether installed before or after the pump.
We understand that a visual representation could have made the installation process clearer, and we will certainly take your feedback into account for our future videos. We aim to make our content as user-friendly and informative as possible. Your suggestion for including a diagram is a fantastic idea, and we will work on incorporating such visuals in upcoming content.
We hope this clears up any confusion, but feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns!
at 18:40 the presenter shows the two filters joined by a hose and said this was mounted externally to fill the tanks. But the purifyier is meant to be under the sink on drinking water only. Is the two filters joined by a hose recommended?
Hey @TylerDurden775, this specific setup with the purifier and 1 micron filter attached was custom made for the customers trip around Australia. While its not necessary to purify the water before entering the tanks, in this case the customer wanted to fill up the tanks with filtered & purified water.
I have question going to Northern Territory next year going some places like harts range ( MUD Tank ) off grid for about month there been advise the water there has mica in it ( people call it like asbestos / fibrous in water ) So does your product do this with pre bore filtration and Purification. Filling up unit does this and with other filtration unit after main tank and pump does completely remove the mica out the water
does it remove fluoride
Hey @formston, yes it does.
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At 2:10 when Bob gives has just given a fantastic description of the two stages of function of the filters and then old mate from Outback decides he needs to dumb down the discussion and ends up sounding like a cretin