RO Membrane in and out ports.

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Hello all,

Dumb question but.. which one is in and out on the membrane? I have a 7 state BRS unit. I have the blue line which I think is on the port into the sediment filters. Is this correct?

Thank you!!
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Correct. I just need to know which one goes to waste and which does to DI..
 
Hello all,

Dumb question but.. which one is in and out on the membrane? I have a 7 state BRS unit. I have the blue line which I think is on the port into the sediment filters. Is this correct?

Thank you!!
IMG_9029.jpeg
Blue is the R.O water and should go to the DI. Red is the waste water, and should have a flow restrictor of some kind either capillary by the fitting or inline
 
Blue is the R.O water and should go to the DI. Red is the waste water, and should have a flow restrictor of some kind either capillary by the fitting or inline
They’re not color coated. I only had those colors. I’m trying to figure out if I have them plumbed correctly.
 
They’re not color coated. I only had those colors. I’m trying to figure out if I have them plumbed correctly.

I was basing the color coding on the photo provided. The setup looks correct.

6-Stage_RODI_-_BRS-03.jpg
 
I have the waste out on the red line. Looks like the water to waste is the top one?
Does your membrane housing have a plus and minus on the end?

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The minus is the waste line.

If there are no markings, the good water line (that goes to the di) is farthest back on the housing.
 
Does your membrane housing have a plus and minus on the end?

PXL_20240128_211747473.jpg


The minus is the waste line.

If there are no markings, the good water line (that goes to the di) is farthest back on the housing.
No markings.

Then by that notion I should be good!
 
I like to try to explain things so people understand, rather than try to memorize info about their RO system. So how do you know which port is the permeate (RO water) and which port is the concentrate?

This should help. All you have to remember is that permeate comes out of the central stem of the membrane.

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