[Kenan]

I'm looking to get one and was going to get a Raceglaze, but at £20 more than the vyair unit I thin kI will will get one of vyair units.

 

[Kenan]

With The Vyair model what qualifies the extra expense as I'm in the throes of choosing a DI Vessel? :thumb:

The vyair is the cheaper unit and 11 liters,there is 10% off first order voucher floating about.

 

[Kenan]

As we clearly have a competitor who seems, on paper, to offer a cheaper deal, I'd like to share this research with you, performed by a water industry consultant, using Hertfordshire water.

We have carefully selected these taller vessels, in consultation with a water treatment industry veteran, as wider, dumpier (window cleaners) vessels have a lower efficiency and can´t extract the maximum capacity from the resin. This ends up costing you more money. In our tests, our 7L filter produced 59 litres water per litre of resin, over 20% more efficient than the window cleaner 10L unit which produced 48L per litre of resin.

So if you're comparing units, add 20% to the price of the dumpy units.

So over time you would save money on the resin replacements as you would get similar water output with less resin?