On the Go + California Car Cover Portable Water Deionizer with Bypass Head
On The Go Water Deionizer For Spot-Free Washing
Tired of water spotting on your vehicle after a car wash? The problem isn’t your towels or the sunshine; it is most likely your water. Household water contains minerals that can leave behind deposits on your vehicle after a car wash. Attach one of these high-performance deionizers to your household water supply to remove hard minerals from the water for a spot free rinse. The key is On the Go’s high-grade virgin mixed bed resin inside the tank. It efficiently removes hard minerals from your water supply for easy and spotless automobile cleaning.
Our collaboration with On the Go, a USA based manufacturer of filtration products, has developed these portable and compact water deionizers for California Car Cover Co.
About The Bypass Model OTG4CCCMDB
The Mixed Bed Double Bypass Deionizer contains 1/2 cubic feet of high-grade virgin mixed bed resin and is easy to hook up or remove depending on your application. The unit comes complete with the deionizer, bypass kit, 4' high pressure hose, stainless adapters and a hand-held TDS meter to test the total dissolved solids (TDS) of you water quickly and easily.
This deionizer with bypass head measures 9" in diameter by 22" in height. The unit contains 1/2 cubic feet of high grade virgin mixed bed resin, and is easy to hook up or remove depending on your application. It comes complete with the deionizer, bypass kit, 4' high pressure hose, and a hand-held TDS meter.
The bypass makes it so you can easily go between deionized and non deionized water with the switch of two knobs. You can bypass the deionizer when spot free water is not needed to extend the life of the resin.
Approximate # of rinses before refilling, assuming TDS of 250 PPM, 2 GPM, using 5 gallons per car and 30 gallons per RV.
Car - 90
RV Class A - 15
What is the Capacity?
The capacity of deionization systems is primarily determined by the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) in the water source. TheTDS can be measured by using the meter provide. The TDS can range from 0-1000 PPM plus but will typically fall between 100-400 PPM. The frequency for recharging is dependent on the quality of the water source and the gallons use per application.
When Do You Need to Replace the Resin?
When the TDS meter indicates the resin needs replacing simply refill with On The Go’s high-grade virgin mixed-bed resin for continued performance. See below for recommended ranges:
Typical limits or ranges for spot-free:
- Less than 15 PPM for collector cars, classics, antiques, and high-end vehicles
- Between 15-50 for most applications
- 20 applications If the car is black and has a high degree of stainless
- 45 applications if the car is white
- Do not recommend greater than 50 ppm
How Does It Work?
The deionizer uses ion exchange resin to remove total dissolved solids (TDS) from your water, producing pure, deionized water that prevents water spots. Connect the unit to your household water supply, rinse your vehicle, and let it air dry for a flawless, streak-free finish.
Can a power washer be used with a deionizer? Yes. Best performance and effectiveness will be achieved by utilizing a power washer with two gallon or less per minute flow rate while using an adjustable fan-spray/mist application nozzle. Connection series: Water source – Deionizer – Power Washer – Application nozzles.