ITEHIL Portable Reverse Osmosis Drinking Water Purifier LiFePO4 powered/Camping/Off Grid/Emergency!

[@brushbum7508]

Good Evening ! Lookin interesting. TAKE CARE..

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Good afternoon brother! 🤙

[@MikeAndNary]

Thank you for showing us your filtration system. Seems like it would be a good system to use for camping or at a KOA.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

I like the just throw it in the back of the vehicle and have good water no matter where you land. And the redundancy of course! Aloha! 🤙

[@robertmeyer4744]

That great for camping. what i hate is carrying so much bottled water. that smaller and lighter. love that USB C . just get a USB A to C cable and all set. a lot of them folding solar panels have USB A some have C . my 100 watt one has both. PD as well. they make a 12V lighter socket to USB A and C for car. got many of them. in each car and go bag. extra USB cables as well. They do break . that small enough for tent camping.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

When I use to do a lot of backpacking, carrying the water in was brutal weight. Now with all the handheld purifying pumps things are so different. I love this little unit. Going to use it for camping for sure. The island has water available at many camp sites, but this will take the chlorine out which make it taste better . Plus another backup in a pinch ya know. Aloha! 🤙

[@W9HJBill]

Excellent review and the $100 is a great perk for members of your channel. Thanks!

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Anytime! 🤙

[@mickwolf1077]

Nice little unit,

[@johnmal5975]

My power station does the same thing when its charged. It's drawing very low wattage because its looking for cells to charge. You are good to go. I just bought a countertop RO that I plug into my power station only draws 30 watts when running. I got that because it has the uv light as well. Never know what they will throw at us next good to have these things around. Great video!!

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Nice! Alway like hearing how others are making it work! Mahalo for that🤙

[@apocalypticminister1369]

Hey Rob, Looks like your co-star wasn't sure about being on camera lol😂 Very Awesome product... That is definitely something I need to invest in...

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

That little kitty can't stand any conversation unless it's about her! I do like this system so far. Aloha! 🤙

[@apocalypticminister1369]

@@ProjectsinParadise808 lol💪🏿

[@douggoble9695]

I have been doing the rain dance over here! 🤙🏻

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Been pretty dry here too all in all, but today getting a nice rain. Wish I could send you some my friend! Aloha! 🏄🏼🤙

[@sebastian_philippinen]

I did not understand what is the purpose of having this second filter for waste water? Only drinking water must be filtered to be safe for drinking from my beginner knowledge. But very good item. Easy to use.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Super easy to use. It's 3 stages of filtration. All needed for the end result. 🤙

[@ricardomarcelino8388]

Great little unit. Twi questions: 1-Can we rerun the waste water into the stage 1 water deposit? That way we wouldn't waste any of the water (unless you have a direct usage for it). 2- Does it run while charging? It would be nice to know if you can run it while charging. Thanks for the review, never saw any of these, very interesting.

[@Sylvan_dB]

Running the "waste" (known as "concentrate") back into the input ("source") supply can be done with most RO systems but can be complicated on some. The issue is that the impurities are "concentrated" in the "concentrate" (hence the name) and no RO system is perfect - some percentage of the impurities come thru to the output (the "permeate"). The more impurities in the input, the more impurities will come thru in the permeate. I added a second RO membrane to my home system (easy to do as my home system is all generic parts) which takes the concentrate from the first as supply to the second. That first stage concentrate has already passed thru the sediment and carbon filters and has somewhat more minerals and etc. The second RO membrane concentrate then goes to drain and the permeate from both is combined to feed my storage tank. I get nearly 2x the product at a slight decrease (parts per million) in product purity.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

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[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Yes, can run while charging, no problem.🤙

[@Joey-kv6qr]

You can also generate water from a dehumidifier it will be cleaner than rain water you'd just have to modify it in a way that it will send the storage water into a 5 gallon container & make sure bugs don't get into it. Some Dehumidifiers run at about 75 watts also you'd have to check if its actually safe to drink Dehumidified water maybe if you have it go thru this water filter?? I'm thinking rain water and dehumidified water should be the same since they both do not have minerals.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

If I ran a dehumidifier you can bet I would be collecting that water! Bugs don't worry me , just filter them out😉🤙

[@Joey-kv6qr]

@@ProjectsinParadise808 I currently have 1 dehumidifier for my room there are so many brands out there my next one will be from a brand called Midea Cube

[@Mmm...yummymummy]

I would think u would need it more at a house in MX .. Ineant one rhat yas a re usable filter. Inam not buying filters for those things . Or my fridge. What I need is new pi😮pes to the water supply 2 miles down the road ,plus the under my house ones are 50 yr.s old .

[@Mmm...yummymummy]

Oh, u aren't J.C. Oop.

[@weswalker1208]

If nothing else it is interesting to recirculate Ro Wastewater

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Try to make use of every drop I catch out here! Aloha! 🤙

[@rickharold7884]

That looks awesome.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Liking it quite a bit🤙

[@lindseymcmannon4311]

How long does it take to charge up completely the first time out of the box? And does the light turn off once fully charged or change to a different color. Thanks!

[@owmaki]

Great vid

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Mahalo!🤙

[@darrenpritchard4255]

Can you put your waste water tube back into the large container ?

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

Sure can, and depending on my water situation will do. 🤙

[@onlywenilaugh6589]

What is your backup if you have long periods of no rain? Do you always have enough storage to carry you through?

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

In 15 years, never once ran out of water, although last summer got very close. Only inches in the tank before some rain relief. This summer is shaping up to be worse. I need more storage for these drought conditions. 🤙

[@KillerRaptorr]

Normally people can do few different methods of water gathering. Rainwater capture is 1. Another is filter-storage-grab method which is used by going to a river stream or a lake and filtering that water into a storage tank in your car/truck/etc and driving it back home to fill the storage home tanks up.

[@iiinsaiii]

I think a Berkey filter system is better, no power is needed and there’s no waste water.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

I like the Berkey and have thought many times of getting one...still might. I know several people out here that use it, and they love it. The no waste water is a huge plus. Aloha!🤙

[@iiinsaiii]

@@ProjectsinParadise808 KZbin @ DIY Berkey Filter System “ I made mine that way. With two 5 gallon buckets. Check it out.

[@KillerRaptorr]

No. Berkey filter is only 0.01microns. RO does 0.00001microns. So if you wanted to capture even finer details of bugs/etc. RO is the cloeset you'll get before UV or Chlorine burning the water. But for simple ability. Sure. But if you're more wanting to get a finer filtering. RO would do it. You are right a Berkey would be fine. But i'd still run a UV system to be more sure.

[@sunshynegray9370]

​@@KillerRaptorrwhat kind of uv sytsem would u recommend

[@davef.2329]

Kewwwwll !! 🍍

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

🌴🏄🏼🤙

[@EviLzLiKeNeO]

You should have just run the waste water back into the source tank. Don't see why not.

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

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[@margarita8442]

no

[@hayzersolar]

question i look at this and the filters are expensive is it worth it? well it be better to buy a cheap Brita unit?

[@KillerRaptorr]

Brita and Pur's are built for Purifying HOME water to get out Chlorine/etc not for river/lake water sources. Filters are designed to filter out bugs/virus via the Ultra fine hollow Membrane out in the wild via river/lake water or ground rain water. Stuff you normally wouldn't wanna drink on it's own.. Do read up on the difference between a FILTER and PURIFIER.

[@mannyfragoza9652]

349.00.. yikes

[@ProjectsinParadise808]

249.00 with the discount...not too bad🤙

[@mannyfragoza9652]

@@ProjectsinParadise808 thats a little better thanks