Inline Reverse Osmosis by Weber Pools
Inline RO systems provide the same end result as our mobile filtration trailers; the only difference is they aren’t on wheels!
Systems include the following:
- ABS control panel, NEMA 4X electrical enclosure.
- Microprocessor control from feed tank low, pre-treat, low feed press, product tank full.
- Brine, recirculation and product flows and product TDS monitored through the microprocessor and high TDS.
- Sampling valves for each vessel.
- Two gauges for vessel array in-out and two filter in-out are stainless steel case, internals and glycerin filled, all mounted on the front panel.
- Pre-filter is stainless steel housing with 2″ FNPT ports for one each number 2 filter bag, 10 micron.
- Brine and re-circulation valves are 316 stainless steel, globe type mounted in the last vessel brine line.
- Plumbing: Schedule. 80 PVC. Fitting types and hose best suited for the purpose.
- The main pump wetted parts are all 316 stainless steel.
- Skid frame is stainless steel with accommodation for the multimedia filter, boost and injection pumps.
- Boost pump is StaRite 2.5 HP.
- Injection systems are 0-6 GPD pumps mounted on a 30-gallon tank for anti-scalant and sodium metabisulfite.
- UV is a 40 GPM stainless steel unit with lamp monitor. (STANDARD FEATURE)
- Automation Package, remote access, startup and shutdown
- Commercial Inline RO System
Weber Pools has the ability to supply customizable Inline RO Filtration Systems that can be installed in resorts, hotels, apartment complexes, water parks and so much more. The features of these would be similar to the Standard Inline RO System except for the capacity and size which would be determined by the size of the swimming pool.
Residential Inline RO System
Same as commercial but for smaller residential applications.
Fill Line RO System/Shelf Mount Reverse Osmosis
The Fill Line RO System offers a compact design that allows for easy access to components and occupies a minimum footprint. Perfect for light commercial use in all industries, the system offers reliable longterm quality water production in a compact package. Fill Line RO Systems are available in the small to mid-range model sizes of 400, 800, 1,200, and 1,500 gallons per day (GPD) product water output.
Standard Systems:
The frame is stainless steel
Membranes are thin film composite
The pump is a positive displacement rotary vane pump
Vessels/Filter Housings are stainless steel
Electrical is 110/220V 60Hz 1-phase
Valves are feed inlet solenoid valve
Switches are low-feed pressure cutout switch
Control systems are SS needle valve pressure control
Options and Accessories:
Product storage tanks
Atmospheric tank level controls
Re-pressurization system
UV treatment
Pre/post filters and treatment
Heavy duty SS wall mounting brackets
Stainless steel pumps
Blend valve: Adds filtered water to permeate
Operating parameters:
Nominal/Max Operating Pressure 150/200 psi
Feed pH 2-11
Feed Chlorination Dechlorination required. if<0.1 ppm
Max Feed Temp 113F/45C
Max Feed TDS 2500 ppm

Benefits of Inline RO Filtration Systems
With an inline RO system plumbed directly to the swimming pool return system, you can always control the minimum and maximum TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) in the swimming pool. The benefit of this is that your swimmers will always have a defined water quality that they can count on. This also allows you to continually keep the pool water within the parameters specified by plaster companies and equipment manufacturers in regard to warranties.
The ability to control the water quality will prolong the life of plaster. A new interior finish is a very expensive and time-consuming process (a re-plaster can shut a pool down for weeks and having a pool down for that period of time unnecessarily is something few desire).
Negate the need for a drain and refill to address water quality. While the accepted process for dealing with hard water or unbalanced water in the past has been a drain and refill (or partial drain and refill), this is not only wasteful but time-consuming. In addition, this process does not always address every issue (hard water, for example) and can also lend itself to a closed pool if the process is disrupted for any reason. A drain and refill will only provide water that is of the quality of the supply source and you are left to deal with that “quality”; RO allows you to control the water quality.
Chemical levels can be much lower and still provide a safe and sanitary pool. When the water chemistry is properly balanced, the chemical levels can be maintained at much lower levels, yet still, meet Health Department spec. The ability to keep calcium, salt and even Cyanuric Acid (CYA) in the range is the product of RO and cannot be obtained with chemical adjustment (like pH or Total Alkalinity (TA) can for example). The control of these items means less time for the staff to struggle with proper water chemistry and safe swimming.
Waterborne disease and the possibility of sick swimmers are a very real concern and can (and do) provide the ability for extremely bad press and consumer scare. RO has the ability to filter out a very high percentage of solid material from water, as well as non-solids such as bacteria, viruses, giardia, e-coli, cryptosporidium, etc. There is no other process that is able to filter down to the level of RO or provide this level of safety or water quality. While typical chlorine and swimming pool equipment do a good job of providing safe water, the truth is that even the best pool filter system will only filter down to a particulate size of about 4 microns. RO far exceeds this level and removes much more than any pool filtration system can achieve.
Damage to pool equipment and visual impact to pool waterline tile and decking areas. High levels of calcium and salt (every gallon of liquid chlorine contains 10 ppm of salt) are very detrimental to swimming pools and their equipment. Excessively high salt levels (over 4,000 ppm) can become corrosive to not only the metals in the pool like handrails and light rings, but also to the heat exchanger of a pool heater. In commercial usage, pool heaters are a very expensive component of the pool circulation system, and no manufacturer will warrant a pool heater that has been damaged or ruined by high salt levels or calcification. RO allows you to always keep these items in a range that you choose, keeping them low enough to avoid damage or build up on expensive pool equipment, waterline tile or decking. A pool with stained and dirty calcium build up on the tile or deck is not inviting and does not look sanitary.
Fecal Incidents. This is possibly the most feared of occurrences possible in any swimming pool, and one that can cause many issues. Fecal incidents close pools and can (and do) cause severe health issues. The CDC (Center for Disease Control) has a specific protocol when dealing with these situations, which could include shutting the pool down completely, draining, sanitizing and refilling. This protocol, while inconvenient and time consuming, can also create concerns as to the safety of the water even after clean up.
General sanitization. All pools require a certain degree of attention to keep sanitary and balanced. When looking at the cost of the required pool equipment and chemicals (and/or chemical automation), the manpower to keep a swimming pool balanced, chemical demand and any automation (chemical feeders, remote monitoring, UV light, Ozone, etc.) a pool obviously becomes an expensive investment from day one. The ability to provide a safe and sanitary swim environment for guests, as well as maintaining the facility to avoid premature expense adds up quickly. Products that automatically monitor and maintain swimming pools in a safe state cut operating expenses and labor costs, not to mention the downtime costs or inconvenience when a pool is out of service.
Weber Pools has the ability to supply any size, any capacity, and any RO system for your residential or commercial property. If you are curious about these systems or how they can benefit you, your residents and your guests!
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