Collection: RO Accessories

What Turns a System Into a Setup

A bare RO unit will produce water. Whether it does that without flooding a floor, without occupying your afternoon, and without running on long after the DI resin quit, comes down almost entirely to the fittings around it.

What's Here

• TDS meters — pen-style testers for checking output and catching spent DI resin.
• Faucet and supply adapters — sink, inline and quick-connect options for temporary or permanent hookups.
• Float valves — mechanical and magnetic shutoffs that stop the unit at a full reservoir.
• Solenoid and float valve kits — automatic shutoff for unattended running.
• Booster pumps — raise feed pressure where household supply runs low.
• Pressure gauges and flush valve kits — monitor the system and rinse the membrane between runs.
• Dual DI canisters — a second resin stage for difficult source water.

Fit two things early: an automatic shutoff and a TDS meter. One keeps an overnight run from becoming a flood; the other keeps you from filling a reservoir with water the DI stage stopped polishing days ago. Questions? Email info@jlaquatics.com. Ships across the US and Canada.