GE Merlin RO Water Filter System Overview
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The Merlin is a point of use RO system typically installed under the kitchen sink with a dedicated drinking water faucet. It is not intended for whole house applications.
The Merlin is a point of use RO system typically installed under the kitchen sink with a dedicated drinking water faucet. It is not intended for whole house applications.
I mean if you are paying for the water thats wasted too then its better to use a different water cleaning system.
There is no doubt that RO systems will use more water than regular filter systems, but regular systems deliver regular quality water. RO systems offer the highest possible level of water quality. The extra water is a small price to pay for extremely pure water.
I’m just saying its more of a luxury than a necessity.
That depends on the contaminants in the water. It’s fair to suggest that some situations do not require RO to remove certain contaminants. However, there are a vast array of contaminants that cannot be removed through any other means, at least not economically. In those circumstances RO is not a luxury at all, but a necessity, and a significantly greener solution than bottled water or an electric distiller.
Thanks for the extra info – thats the stuff that needs to be in the vid ^.^
Does it get rid of flouride or not?…
The Merlin is a lot of trouble. TDS Creep, expensive and not for a typical house. Trust me your wife will hate it!
All RO systems have strengths and weaknesses. The Merlin works much better when the inlet pressure is 60psi or better. TDS creep will only be a minor issue if the system is left unused for days at a time, but not when used regularly. Regardless of these minor issues, the Merlin is still the only tankless system on the market, and has the best waste water to good water ratio of any RO system, making it the greenest RO unit available today. My wife loves it!
Some of what you say is true but it is hardly the only tankless on the market, 50% recovery is good but you are usually adding the Aquatech pump to achieve its true performance as stated in its spec sheets. GE just move all of the membrane production to China so you will have delivery issues for a while as they have to re-certify and are way behind. Good Luck
I’m anxious for you to tell me the make and model # of another tankless unit. I would be very happy to know about it. 50% recovery isn’t merely good, it’s amazing, considering no other system even comes close. Regular RO systems have a 4 to 1 waste ratio, which can only be improved by adding a complex zero waste reclamation system.
I am unaware of any fulfillment issues. We have plenty of Merlins and all the replacement filters and membranes in stock for immediate delivery.
Sir I am a very large distributor for the Pentair / GE joint venture. I am very well educated in the water biz and sell over 20 million worth of components etc annually. I sell products wholesale globally and simply don’t like the Merlin. Ask your supplier where the GE membranes will be made and if the supply channel is full. Lots of love! You never addressed the pump issue?
Concerning the pump issue, the Merlin is no different than any other RO system. It needs pressure of 60psi minimum to function efficiently. I sell as many Merlins without a pump as I do with the pump. A boster pump is a good idea for any RO system, as it will increase efficiency and improve TDS removal.
The Merlin isn’t right for everyone and every situation, but it is a good system worth considering for many reasons already discussed.
You failed to offer the make and model # of any other tankless systems??
Please show me GE spec sheets that show 50% recovery at 60%psi funny as GE membranes (Desal) are rated at 50PSI. I take it you are CWSVI. How many Merlin systems do you sell a year? I don’t intend to attack you or your business I am just not a fan of the Merlin if used in a house. However it has several worth while applications. Are you a home spring fan as well.
Too expensive !
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Hi, if you are in Bangalore and you are looking to buy GE or Kent or Aqua guard you can contact at 9740617938.
note that the above number works only in India Purification by RO followed by UV with TDS Controller to maintain natural minerals in water. Computer Controlled Operation with Filter Change Alarm & UV Fail Alarm
Fred Flintstone?
were can I get one
@chompychomps lol
What would you recommend for those wither either a low budget (less than $100USD) that does not require power nor be on the main city water supply?
just got one today