Smart RODI with multiple containers help

[DDbryson88]

Good morning everyone,

I am attempting to set up the smart rodi, but I will need to fill two separate containers. What is the most effective way to accomplish this? I would rather have two water lines from the rodi system, rather than filling one and pumping to the other. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Danny]

I do that with my mix tank and DI reservoir. I also have a third reservoir for fresh salt water. When that goes empty it will automatically transfer the mix tank to that reservoir if the mix tank is ready for use. It then refills the mix tank from my RODI. It also refill the DI reservoir when it goes empty.I have information in my build thread in a few places since some of it was change when they came out with the RODI Filter output type, The RODI settings start on page 5 post # 98 Hex Tank Build . After those posts there are some more post for it after the RODI filter output type came outon page 6 post # 111. Also more info starting post #119. The on page 8 post # 150 i go into adding a flush valve to my RODI that is controlled by the Hydros. Since you can only assign an actual output device to only one output setup. I used the input valve setup and converted that one to the RODI filter type but instead of actual low level and high level sensors I used relay contacts instead for both. The relay was on another output I called RODI on. It is a combiner that has three inputs. One is a RODI timer output that comes on on a schedule to refill the RO bladder which is used by my fridge to make ice and dispense water. The second is the DI refill output. The third is the mix refill output. There are lots of screenshots and a lot also have logic diagrams also. The diagram has gate but the gates are actually outputs on the Hydros. It there just to help clarify what is going on. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions.