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2. Place the PURO PRO in desired position, immediately following
any prescribed pretreatment, and far enough from walls and other
obstructions to allow for servicing the unit. Note that 14 inches of
horizontal clearance are required on the open end for changing
the filters.
3. Place the PURO PRO within reasonable access to a grounded
115V/60 HZ circuit and a legal drain line connection.
4. This system will weigh about 70 pounds when full of water.
NOTE:
When changing membranes, water will spill on the floor, so
installing near a floor drain or unfinished floor area is preferred.
PURO PRO Hydraulic Connections (Figure 5):
1. Pipe Puro Pro into the service lines, the inlet is ½ ” NPT and the
outlet is ½” OD tube compression. We recommend using an
inlet, outlet, and bypass valve in installation piping for future
servicing of unit. Always follow local plumbing codes when
installing our water treatment equipment. When using PVC
make sure to follow the proper primer and solvent instructions.
2. Connect a pressurized feed water source to the inlet solenoid.
The solenoid has a ½ -inch NPT connection. This water source
should be consistently pressurized, either from a well pump
pressure (bladder) tank or from a municipal water source.
3. Install ½” OD tube from the Puro Pro check valve to the inlet of
your atmospheric tank.
4. Install a ½ ” drain line from the ½ ” NPT drain connection to a
legal air gap. Follow local plumbing codes.
