RO-122-W14 - White 2.2 Gallon Reverse Osmosis System Bladder Tank

Purchase the slightly larger RO-132 RO Tank below. The RO-132 storage tank is only 2" wider than the RO-122 tank and will allow an extra gallon of storage capacity.

• Manufacturer: Tier1 RO-122-W14

• Reverse Osmosis System Accessories:
• Use a TPG-100 Digital Tank Pressure Gauge to measure the air pressure in your Reverse Osmosis Bladder Tank. The RO Bladder Tank can lose air pressure and needs to be monitored.
• Use an Inline TDS Meter to monitor the Total Dissolved Solid levels before and after your Reverse Osmosis System.
• Use the BV-3890-AP Ball Valve when installing an RO tank into 3/8" water line.
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• Use the BV-1490-AP Ball Valve when installing an RO tank into 1/4" water line.

• Instructions to Properly Pressurize your Reverse Osmosis Tank:
• Before setting the pressure on your tank, you should empty the tank of water.
• There are two nipples on the tank. The nipple on the bottom should have a blue cap on it. Remove this cap and use a bicycle pump to add pressure to the tank.
• You should use a digital pressure gauge on the nipple because non-digital pressure gauges are not sensitive enough. You can purchase a digital pressure gauge here if you do not already have one

• Correct pressure for your Tank:
• The recommended pressure for your tank depends on the size of your tank. The most common tank size is 3.2 gallons. For these and similarly-sized tanks, you should have pressure of 8 psi when the tank is empty. If the tank is full, there should be 36 psi.
• For larger tanks, such as 14 gallon, 36 gallon, 44 gallon, and 86 gallon units, the pressure will need to be greater.