RO Booster Pump Kit (up to 100GPD)

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Q: My water supply comes into the house at 50 to 55 PSI. The meter on my RODI measures 40 to 45 PSI. Should I add this booster pump? I am filling a 50-gallon supply tank for an aquarium, and that tank has a float valve to shut off flow when it is full. Do I need to add a switch to turn off the booster pump, too? Thanks!

Asked by: Tim - 3/20/2023

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Q: Can the output pressure of this pump be adjusted?

Asked by: Tim - 5/5/2023

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Q: What are the specs on the connectors on the pump..I received a pump I bought on amazon used and it came with one of the connectors broken off (should’ve known)..... so would like to know what I need to buy..thank you

Asked by: Mitchell - 12/2/2019

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If your RO/DI system is reading 40-45PSI, you will want to add a booster pump as that is the water pressure that the RO membrane is seeing. Our booster pump kit does include a high-pressure switch that will shut off the pump, and the water flow, when your reservoir is full.