Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: tlwcs on September 14, 2014, 08:50:31 am
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Morning,
450gpd needs a little lift.
Can they be run 24/7 and which one do you recommend
Thanks
Tony
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80 psi can be acheived easily on a 100 psi shurflo with a simple pump speed controller.
if you can get a transformer then you can do this at home, without caning a battery.
Just connect the pump in line from your supply.
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80 psi can be acheived easily on a 100 psi shurflo with a simple pump speed controller.
if you can get a transformer then you can do this at home, without caning a battery.
Just connect the pump in line from your supply.
Thanks for the reply.
I tested it by using a spare shurflo pump hooked up to a battery, but it got very hot.
I was hoping someone who used one would recommend a pump.
Tony
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Aquatec 8800 from purefreedom
http://www.purefreedom.co.uk/24v-aquatec-reverse-osmosis-booster-pump-power-supply-p-274.html?page=2
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Mine run 24/7 almost 365 days a year, that's all it lasts for and then I buy a new one. Been doing this for last 8 years!
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Can booster pumps run all the the time though? I thought 4 hours then 30mins
Off was the correct way?
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Im on about the aquatec ones aswell
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80 psi can be acheived easily on a 100 psi shurflo with a simple pump speed controller.
if you can get a transformer then you can do this at home, without caning a battery.
Just connect the pump in line from your supply.
Thanks for the reply.
I tested it by using a spare shurflo pump hooked up to a battery, but it got very hot.
I was hoping someone who used one would recommend a pump.
Tony
OK well I admit it got warm but if it got hot then you're asking for too much, try turning the speed down... We have one on test at the moment, on a 600gpd, and six months in at 70-80 psi, all is good, with no pump failure.
There is a finned clip on jacket that you can get from shurflo to dissapate the heat quicker.