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perrythiessenMember

Hi Nurudin,

I think the important lesson here is to ensure that we are aware of what maintenance is necessary to maintain a system prior to making a purchase. If systems are too complicated or require too much regular maintenance it is likely that maintenance staff simply won't make use of the technology.

One of the key benefits of the CJC filtration technology is that it is "plug and play". Usually the only maintenance that is required is annual filter changes.

Have a look at this case study that highlights the effective water removal performance:

https://drive.google.com/file/...Y2s/edit?usp=sharing

Water content went from over 1,600 ppm to 14 ppm in 24 hrs.

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