🏭 PAE Industrial Machinery RO 132 Review

Received exactly the product that is in the description. Bought to replace a broken one. There is no faucet included. I installed a faucet from an old tank.

Made not in Korea like the one that came with the filter. The internal tank can be assessed at the opening, I hope it will last for 5-7 years. Native served 8 years and began to poison the air slowly. Everything was quite clean inside, no colonies had settled in 8 years.

Avoid this seller. I thought that the SP described in another review and this store are different, but no. They also sent me another item. Instead of RO132 for 18 liters of total volume, they brought tankpro 3.2 for 12 liters of total volume. I will not tolerate blatant deception.

Has pros: An exact copy of my old regular Atoll tank, I thought it would be smaller from previous comments. Iron. Some cons: Heavy, but it's the same as before. And did not already (thinner).

Pros below: Large tank capacity. Installed, plugged in, pumped up pressure and forgot. Different cons: There was no screw-in faucet to connect the tube with water from the filter. Well, there was an old tank, from which I unscrewed it and screwed it into a new one.

It seemed that the pressure in the tank was insufficient (the pressure gauge did not react to an empty tank), I pumped it up a little with a bicycle pump. The operating value of an empty tank is 0.3-0.5 atmospheres, full 3.2-3.5 atmospheres. Your pressure will depend on the pressure in the water supply. Keep in mind that the higher the pressure in the tank, the longer it will take to fill and the greater the water consumption.

Came as written - RO-132. Producer PAE (Taiwan). Some write that there is no mention of Atoll on the packaging. I read and found out that Atoll does not manufacture these tanks, they are the same in stock. Compared with what I had - one to one. The only thing is that the plastic black stand has become thinner, it left the old one. The faucet from the old one came up, there were no compatibility problems.

My daughter has a tank of this manufacturer, only the volume is smaller. Has been in service for five years now. I was also looking for this manufacturer. Measured the volume of water. More than 11 liters drained. Before that, there was a tank from another manufacturer, it served a little more than a year, the membrane burst. Let's see how long this one lasts. The new pressure is 0.5.

Has some pros: Everything works perfectly and fully corresponds to the description Has some cons: Not found. Already two of these, one has been working for a year, the second is new. Everything is fine

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