Max Water 6 Stage Aquarium System/RO Water Filter System with Deionizing Filter, RO Water Purifier, 358L/Day, Hydroponics, RODI System (Clear)

Bought this for RODI for my reef tank to replace my RO Buddie. Wish I had bought this first. Running 60 psi and putting out about 75 gallons a day without a booster pump. Water quality is excellent. Comes with a pressure shut off valve so if you pair it with a float valve on your collection container it won't overflow (had that happen a few times). Only issue, directions where a little confusing for setup - but it comes pretty much ready to go.

I was a little worried at first because im on well water with high tds and i got this to naje water for my reef tank. This thing is quite good. I went from 186 to 0ppm. Definitely worth the money!

I bought this as a part of my water treatment setup for my Undercurrent RDWC hydro setup. I'm on municipal water in a newer house, but the tap water is still 140 ppm. This unit takes in down to 0 -1 ppm.I wish I would have paid the extra $30 for the 150 GPD setup. I was unsure what the municipal water lines pressure coming into the house was, and i didnt want to purchase a booster pump so I went with the 100 GPD. I like how they include a gauge that you can connect to read what your at. I'm sitting at 60-65 PSI.My only issue was that this unit didn't come with a supply adapter that I could use. I use a garden hose "Y" splitter off my washing machines cold water line for my supply. Because of that, I had to purchase a pack of Female 3/4" GHT x 1/4" Male fittings and rig it up myself. Maxwater has more fittings on their website, but I didn't see them as an added option to purchase at checkout. I decided to buy through AMazon for shipping and warranty coverage, as well as prime shipping.All in all a great unit that I would definitely recommend.

Works amazingly as it should. I upgraded it with a tds meter, changed the hose route to put in a flush valve, and replaced the pressure gauge as other reviews said the one that comes with it are junk. Otherwise it works as it should.

When I got this setup the filters were already installed in the housings. I mounted the 3 filters to the wall and set up the plumbing as one does. Before I turned the system on I wanted to take the housings off to ensure all seals were in place. We'll, I broke the supplied filter wrench trying to take the housings off. I tried all 3 with firm pressure and couldn't get the housings to turn....so I put some weight behind the wrench and gave it a good pull and the wrench snapped.I confronted the company when this happened and they did not offer to replace the wrench. They did tell me I could use a rubber strap wrench and that was all I got out of them on the issue. I didn't make a fuss as the filters were already to go anyway so I just ran the system, it didn't leak. Today, I went to change my filters, I bought another filter housing wrench at $14 and attempted to loosen the housings. The crap wrench promptly broke.So I had to purchase strap wrenches...which also broke....and the one wrench is quite large with a real thick rubber strap...broken. the filter housings have not budged and I'm out $35 in bulls*** wrenches.Not impressed. I will not be buying from this company again.Also just to be clear, the filters themselves work great, but my housings will not come loose.