Hydro-Logic® Evolution RO1000™ - 1000 GPD This system is capable of producing more than 1000 GPD or 42 gallons per hour of pure water. Remove 94%+ of all parts per million from your tap water. Can produce up to 1500 GPD at 80 PSI with an optional booster pump. Save more water by running 2:1 waste-to-product water ratio, or an optional 1:1 ratio (included). Includes custom KDF/catalytic carbon filter for reduction of chlorine, chloramine, iron, sulfur and heavy metals. Simple and quick setup. Combine with Hydro-Logic PreEvolution High Capacity Pre-Filter (HGC728792) to ensure your Evolution RO1000 runs more efficiently. Protect the RO membranes and extend their life. Less filter changes and maintenance - every 7,500 gallons of purified water. The cleanable sediment filter is re-usable. The combination of KDF85 and the KDF55 with an eco-friendly catalytic carbon filter reduces chlorine, chloramines, iron, sulfur, and heavy metals. - great for city or well water. Highly recommended when using more than 150 gallons of purified water per week on average. What's Included? 1. Manifold (X1) 2. Filter Housing (X3) 3. Carbon Filter (X1) 4. 600+ Gallon/Day Membrane (X2) 5. White Feed Fitting (X1) 6. Blue Product Water Fitting (X1) 7. Orange 1:1 Ratio Drain Fitting (X1) 8. Green 2:1 Ratio Drain Fitting (X1) 9. Lock Bar (X1) 10. Pressure Gauge w/Tee Fitting (X1) 11. Support Leg/Housing Wrench (X1) 12. White Tubing (6') 13. Black Tubing (10') 14. Blue Tubing (10') 15. Garden Hose Connector (X1) 16. In-line Shut-Off Valve (X1) TFC Membrane Rejection Chart The TFC membrane rejection chart can be very helpful as a general guideline, but is not a guarantee. Every water source has a different chemistry, temperature and TDS, and it is best to test your water thoroughly to determine your unique water profile. A good place to start is EWG.org, just type in your zip code to determine what contaminants (if any) you may be dealing with. Aluminum Al+3 97–98 Ammonium NH4+ 85–95 Arsenic As 90–95 Borate B4O2 2- 30–50 Boron B 60–70 Bromide Br- 93–96 Cadmium Cd2+ 93–97 Calcium Ca+2 95–98 Chloride Cl- 92–98 Chromate CrO4 2- 85–95 Copper Cu2+ 96–98 Fluoride F- 93–95 Iron Fe2+ 96–98 Lead Pb+2 95–98 Magnesium Mg+2 95–98 Manganese Mn+2 97–98 Mercury Hg2+ 95–97 Nickel Ni2+ 97–98 Nitrate NO3- 90–95 Phosphate PO4 3- 95–98 Polyphosphate PolyP 96–98 Potassium K+ 92–96 Silica Si 85–90 Silicate SiO2 2- 92–95 Silver Ag+ 95–97 Sodium Na+ 92–98 Sulfate SO4 2- 96–98 Thiosulfate S2O3 2- 97–98 Zinc Zn+2 97–99 Min and Max Operating Conditions Condition Minimum MaximumInlet Pressure 40 psi (2.76 bar) 80 psi (5.52 bar)Inlet Temperature 40°F (4.44°C) 100°F (37.78°C)Inlet TDS 50 mg/L 2,000 mg/LInlet Hardness 0 mg/L (0 grain) 171 mg/L (10 grain)Inlet Chlorine 0 mg/L 1.0 mg/LInlet Iron 0 mg/L 0.1 mg/LInlet Manganese 0 mg/L 10 0.05 mg/LInlet pH 4 10Inlet Turbidity 0 1 NTU Additional Info Brochure User Manual Filter Replacement Guide Quick Start Guide Installation Guide Q: What size drill bit do you need to drill out the hole for the Evolution float valve?A: You will need a 7/16" step drill bit.Q: I just got my new Evolution RO system. It talks about the green 2:1 and orange 1:1 drain fittings but it doesn't give any information about which one I should use or why. Can you explain?A: The unit comes with two fittings, the Green 2:1 and the Orange 1:1 flow restrictors. These ratios help show how many gallons of drain it will take to create 1 gallon of RO water. Lowering the restriction ratio can save water, and will decrease the life of the membrane. On the other side, the 2:1 Green flow restrictor will increase your waste water, but increase the life of your membrane. Depending on your source water, the Orange 1:1 flow restrictor can be used up to 300 ppm. Anything above that, use at your own risk.
