Collection: RO Accessories

The Parts That Make an RO Unit Usable

A bare RO system will make water. Whether it does so without flooding the floor, without demanding your attention all afternoon, and without quietly running on long after the DI resin gave up, depends almost entirely on what you bolt onto it.

What's in This Collection

• TDS meters — pen-style testers for checking output and catching spent DI resin.
• Faucet and supply adapters — kitchen sink, inline and quick-connect options for temporary or permanent hookups.
• Float valves — mechanical and magnetic shutoffs that stop the unit when the reservoir is full.
• Solenoid and float valve kits — automatic shutoff for unattended running.
• Booster pumps — raise feed pressure where household supply is low.
• Pressure gauges and flush valve kits — monitor the system and rinse the membrane between runs.
• Dual DI canisters — a second resin stage for difficult source water.

Two things are worth fitting early: an automatic shutoff and a TDS meter. The first stops an overnight run becoming a flood, and the second stops you filling a reservoir with water the DI stage stopped polishing days ago. Questions? Email info@jlaquatics.com.