Connect X Series RO System to Refrigerator - Pressure Water Tank for X Series RO System WD-XT

The water pressure tank has a design that fits beneath a sink, and the hydropneumatic pressure tank also fits in line with a reverse osmosis system. Additionally, the reverse osmosis tank is for storage; it collects water that the reverse osmosis membrane gradually purifies. Because the reverse osmosis filtration process is slow, water pushes through the semipermeable membrane, a drop at a time. Nevertheless, water accumulates in the tank, allowing you to get immediate access to plenty of water whenever you pour yourself a glass.

Yes. The under-counter reverse osmosis system is plumbed to an independent faucet, drain, and an incoming cold water line. It would be best to consider pressure when connecting your RO system to your refrigerator because the RO unit’s pressure is about two-thirds of the incoming line pressure. Fortunately, the pressure tank eliminates problems with water pulse because of inconsistent pressure; This comes in handy when you’re using the refrigerator with other appliances over a long distance, which may cause a delay in filtered water production.

The manual contains straightforward instructions on the reverse osmosis tank installation. Out of the box, the tank has a ¼” quick-connect design. You can complete the installation by cutting off the RO system’s water outlet tubing and inserting both ends of the tubing into the tank.

Water storage tanks deliver water to a dedicated faucet above your sink from the tank, using air pressure. The tanks are hydropneumatic; therefore, they hold water and pressurized air. Furthermore, hydropneumatic storage tanks swiftly deliver pressurized water when necessary without needing a booster pump.

If you experience problems with delayed water dispensing or unstable water flow, you need the reverse osmosis tank. Furthermore, the tank prolongs the using distance of an RO system if you want to connect the system to your refrigerator or ice maker.

Please check if the internal membrane breaks. Unscrew off the stem and you will see a protruding charging valve, and then press the charging valve. If water flows out, it indicates the internal membrane breaks. Please change to a new water tank. If there is no water, please contact customer service.