TmallTech RO Connect Review

Connected. It worked as promised. The next predicted change will happen in a few months. Note: For proper use, you need to change them every time you change your reverse osmosis membrane. So just like your underwear, change it every year whether you need it or not.

I'm glad they sent 2 because the first leaked like a sieve! Even the second took a lot of tweaking (replacing clips) and pressure to get it to seal. Unfortunately, by the time I found the leak, a gallon of water had already been spilled inside the closet. This was the cheapest 50GPD limiter on Revain so I guess I got what I paid for.

Looks well made. Arrived in very good condition, no damage or tears. Supplied in pairs with four fastening clips for a secure hold. Use this to reduce the effluent from an RO/DI system I just bought. I hope it works as I will install it today. Photographed how inside you can see the filter screen and a small hole that prevents water from turning into waste water.

Make sure you put the hose in there nice and tight. about 475ml per minute but that might be due to my higher water pressure. Sometimes these things are rated at 50psi and if you run higher pressure you get more flow. But it works and I would buy it again if needed.

I used this to get rid of the constant dripping noise from my reverse osmosis sewer line. It was so loud I could hear it in another room. It doesn't stop the noise completely, but like its function, it limits it when enough pressure is released in the reserve tank and the system refills and I happen to be in the kitchen or when I have something under the sink and I'm trying to hear it flow. My system is a WP-50 watt with a 50 gpd filter. Get one with the right flow for your system.

After trying several replacement kits for my Kenmore ice maker I came to the conclusion that I would never get the right cube size. Basically, the ice maker kits flooded the tray and spewed water all over the place. The adjustment screw was useless. This device built into the ice maker solved the problem. The cubes are slightly smaller than the original ice cubes, but the flooding is complete. I thought I could go up to 400CC but couldn't find this adapter. I'm perfectly happy now.

The second one finally worked. The quick connects on them are absolutely awful, they take nothing but perfect new smooth freshly cut 1/4" super stiff tubing. Lots of play in the fittings. I've never seen anything like this, either with pneumatic or hydraulic connections. If If, after connecting to the reverse osmosis system, if I didn't carefully follow the entire operating cycle, I would miss a leak and it would throw me all over the place.After much fiddling with the second (it has two, now I