Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: easy clean on January 31, 2013, 02:34:03 pm
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For all you guys that run booster pumps on your 4040s, where do you position it in the purification process and what size inlet/outlet pipes do you use?
Many thanks
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after pre filters before ro and 1/2" inlet/outlet.
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What pump do you use and what pressure do you boost it too?
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I don't my tap pressure is 80 psi, but every system I have seen has been set up that way,
take a look at this
http://www.vyair.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=263
Simon
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is a diaphram pump 125psi 1.2 lpm any good as a booster pump. or would i need to use a higher pump, i need something powerfull enough for my 300 RO system maybe my tap pressure is too low but it takes 1 hour to fill a 25litre drum. i need something quicker as i cant leave to run all night, no outside taps so filled up in kitchen usually a few drums a night.
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1.2 lpm per min is no where near enough.
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is a diaphram pump 125psi 1.2 lpm any good as a booster pump. or would i need to use a higher pump, i need something powerfull enough for my 300 RO system maybe my tap pressure is too low but it takes 1 hour to fill a 25litre drum. i need something quicker as i cant leave to run all night, no outside taps so filled up in kitchen usually a few drums a night.
Johnny, the pump in the link in my post above is a 7 lpm, but they sell up to 12 lpm.
Have a look on vyair's website or talk to Phil, he's very knowledgeable and doesn't over sell. I recently bought a new 4040 membrane from him and booster pump which I later realised I didn't need as my pressure was good enough, anyhow he was happy to refund on the pump. Top company to deal with.
Simon