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Should the hot water tank be connected directly to the RO system, there would be no control valve resulting in continuous water flow through the tank and spout.Īll potential setups we evaluated include a faucet dedicated for either the re-mineralized drinking water or the RO filtered instant hot water. This is accomplished by having the water line run through the faucet valve system prior to reaching the hot water tank. Due to that, the water line leading into the tank must always be closed until hot water is ready to be dispensed. As the tank fills, it pushes hot water through the already open outlet through to the spout. When the hot water handle is turned to the on position, the valve opens the line leading to the hot water tank. In a vented faucet system, the water line leading to the hot water tank is sealed and the line from the tank to the spout is always open. Unfortunately, the proposed setup would not be compatible with a vented faucet system which is necessary for instant hot water heaters. We’re always delighted to hear from our customers and value these opportunities to provide support.Īs you have correctly ascertained, using RO filtered water improves upon the life of the hot water heater in comparison to untreated or re-mineralized water. Thank you for reaching out to us with this inquiry. I believe this setup would get the mineralized water where it needs to go and ensure the ReadyHot unit is fed with unmineralized water however I am not sure if it would interfere with the open vent functioning of the faucet. I am wondering if it would be suitable to feed the mineralized water into the cold inlet line of the 2-handled faucet terminate the cold outlet line of the faucet use a tee connection from the source line to feed the UNMINERALIZED RO-filtered water into the ReadyHot unit then finally feed the hot water from the ReadyHot unit into the faucet hot inlet line.
I believe the remineralized water would be unsuitable for the ReadyHot water heater due to the minerals eventually building up on the heating elements within the unit and leading to failure. I intend to use a remineralization / alkalization filter for my cold drinking water to restore minerals lost due to the reverse osmosis filter. I have a bit of a conflict here and I could use your advice. I would prefer to have a single faucet with two levers, one for cold drinking water and one for hot water. I have a reverse osmosis filter at this home and I intend to use the RO-filtered water to supply my ReadyHot water heater.
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I would like to install another unit in my second home. I am a happy customer and have been using your unit for years in my condo.
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