Tucker Max-Flow 4" x 21" RO Membrane
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Tucker's Max-Flow RO membranes come in 4" x 21", 4" x 30" and 4" x 40" sizes, all designed to operate at extremely low operating pressures. The 40" fits the H2Pro, Rival V2, Max Output and Fill N Go.
Match the length to your housing: the 4060 runs two 30" membranes, not 40". Tap pressure drives RO output, around 50-60 PSI for residential work.
Each Max-Flow membrane carries a model label on its wrap showing the size, so you can match it to your housing before you install it.
Fit the white O-ring end at the top of the housing and insert the other end first. The end nipples may need a little silicone lubricant to seat into the housing O-rings without forcing them.
Replace an RO membrane once it removes less than 80% of the impurities in your water. Compare its TDS reading with your tap water to check.
A tired RO passes more solids to the DI stage, so you pay for it in resin. Keep membranes wet and run them every two weeks, even off-season, or store them with RO Preserve.
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The Max-Flow 4" x 21" fits the Compact and Skid/Wall Mount systems, the 4" x 30" is the 4060 membrane, and the 4" x 40" fits the H2Pro, Rival V2, Max Output and Fill N Go.
Tucker says to consider it once the membrane removes less than 80% of the impurities in the water; below that, your DI filter costs climb.
Tucker's manuals say membranes have a much longer service life than pre-filters and may last the life of the system, but they are warrantied for factory defect only and can lose performance over time.
RO output depends on incoming pressure and, to a lesser extent, temperature. Tucker's manuals say adequate residential volumes are typically reached around 50-60 PSI, and a booster pump can help with low pressure.
Never let it dry or sit with stagnant water; run it at least every two weeks. For long-term or freezing storage, Tucker's Fill N Go manual calls for RO Preserve (#20000).
Often. The 21" and 40" membrane pages say water-resistant lubricant may be required, and the manuals say the end nipples will likely need it to seat in the housing O-rings.
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