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The XERO Pure is an updated design of our super popular system. This affordable, easy-to-use, three-stage purification system is perfect for beginner, residential, or commercial window cleaners!
These units are built in-house. They are durable but lightweight, making transporting them easy to, from, and on the job site. You can use this system standing up or lying down, thanks to its durable steel frame.
This system will guarantee flawless results and keep costs low so you can tackle any job that comes your way!
What's Included:
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
What is the cost per gallon of pure water with this system in an area with 200 ppm
The cost per gallon would run you a few pennies! Keep in mind, that the pre-filter needs to be changed every 2 months (for around $10), the resin should be changed out about every 2-3 months, depending on useage (for around $40) and the RO will last you years!
What pole do I need to use with this system?
You can use any of our XERO poles, whether you need the affordable Pro Series, the compact Micro Series, or the most rigid Destroyers for up to 90 feet! These systems are also compatible with any other waterfed pole, but when you want the best, stick to XERO.
Can you guys ship it to canada montreal?
We ship worldwide!
How do you connect it to the pole? Do you need other accessories besides the pole? Do you need to buy extra hose?
This connects to XERO hose with "Push-To-Fit" connectors. Every pole comes with its length, plus ten feet of hose. It is up to you if you want to purchase more hose.
It says 2 year warranty…no 6 year on the cart minus the filters anymore? Thanks.
Our sincere apologies about that; it does indeed come with a 12 year warranty. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We have updated the listing.
What is the normal recommended height when using this system without a pump?
You can use it over 60 without a pump, but, it all depends on the pressure coming from your source.
How many gallons it gives you of DI Pure Water
On average, it will make 1/2 a gallon per minute of pure water. This also depends on the incoming water pressure.