Home MasterHydroGardener TMA-HG-Pro Pro Advanced Remineralizing Garden and Hydroponic Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System, White

so far perfect... crystal clean water at a neutral pH and essentially so TDS (<50)

Very simple, I have it connected to a garden hose for my hydroponics. My plants love the water!540ppm going in, 50ppm coming out @ 6.7ph. 40ppm of that being cal/mag.4 stars because with 64psi I’m getting close to a3-1 wastewater ratio, and am only getting about 6g/2.5hrs... limitless bit over 48gal/day... so the 130gpd is a big overstatement.Otherwise it’s fantastic!

The media could not be loaded. Amazing tasting water. Like I said give it a good 15-20 gallons for it to get to the proper PH of around 9ph and TDS 15-30ppm.Nice part about the hydrogardener pro is that is has the KDF-85 pre catalyst filter for high iron well water or if you have high amounts of clear dissolved iron in your water, this filter can actually take it out in the next stage due to the KDF-85 pre catalyst filter altering its structure so it can be removed.Even the first couple times that you go to filter more water and haven’t filtered in a while say a week. Let it run for a couple gallons before you actually start collection so that the filters get properly soaked and make sure the PH is raised to around 9 with ppm 15-30. Otherwise the first couple gallons will be around a ph of 7.3 and up in the very very beginning so give it a little and give the beginning lower ph still good water to your plants or something and they’ll still love it. Just my 2 cents! And get a flow meter so you know when to replace at 2500 gallons!No canisters to sanitize just get new tubing (highly recommended changing out original tubing to AntiMicrobial tubing, very important long term because water sits within the systems tubing when not in use and cause or create bacteria that then contaminates your water from the 1st inline tube to as it leaves that last piece of tubing, super important and worth it) Just replace each section at a time w/ a similar length 3/8 or 1/4in tubing and you’ll have no issues getting it all replaced!

I purchase this to replace my old whirlpool RO. I love the output this one has after years of a week water flow. This one will put out about 120 gal a day. I have it hooked to a 34 gal tank and after taking 15 gallons out I still have impressive pressure. One trick I learned with my last RO is put a hole house carbon and particulate filter ahead of this and you really don't need to worry about changing out the pre filters annually as recommended.

I know some reviews claim 2-1 ratio, but if you read the instructions it says the 1 to 1 is with 70psi. I dont know my psi, but it does seem to be close to a 1 to 1 just watching the clean water exit rate, and the drain water rates. the premeate pump can hear pushing the waste out in bursts, but the fresh water is constant nice flow! havent had a chance to test it yet with my ph meters. but i bet its fine.

Very impressed and happy with this filter system for drinking water!We have 2000+ TDS, dissolved iron laden well water with hydrogen sulfide (rotten egg smell). After filtering thru this unit crystal clear odorless water, the TDS is 24ppm, pH is 7.4Install difficulty? If you can read and follow instructions you shouldn't have any problems.The systems comes with everything you need for a STANDARD hook up to water supply. You of course can customize your install as you wish as I did.With this unit I added an HDPE water tank coupled with a NSF certified pump with 1/2" PEX tubing and push fittings to a flexible arbitrary faucet for a fast flowing (think regular kitchen faucet flow) bottled water dispenser at the kitchen sink.Nice...very nice.This RO water filter is, wait for it..................AWESOME!

It's a good filter, and the water tastes great. Once the air is purged it has good constant flow.

The bracket is a little flim clam but it is one of the best quality ro filters I have seen the only thing I don’t like about it is it definitely produces 2:1 waste to clean water ratio and it produces in bursts my water line is around 60+ psi but it’s strange to me how it produces in bursts