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Title: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: michael robinson on May 06, 2009, 04:24:42 pm
Does anybody have one of these to boost water pressure, mine was delivered today with 3 foot 6ml pipe and how are we suppose to connect it when no fitting came along. if anyone uses these pumps pure freedom sells them how to you connect it to the 6ml john guest fitting to the ro and from the tap there seems something missing.
Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: ladders no more on May 06, 2009, 05:11:07 pm
Did you get this pump from PureFreedom Michael
Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: Dan French on May 06, 2009, 08:24:55 pm
Sounds like the reducing fittings are missing
Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: andy2847 on May 06, 2009, 08:45:31 pm
hi
you need to order fittings seperately.
Cheers
Andy
Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: mileslake on May 06, 2009, 10:01:20 pm
I got one from PF about 3 weeks ago. The connectors were in the bottom of the box in a little plastic bag. Dead simple to fit and I am useless with diy. Has more than doubled my production. I bought the £99  delivered one. Ring them tomorrow they will sort it out for u.
Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: ladders no more on May 06, 2009, 10:31:45 pm
Must have been the same boster pump I bought £99 Mileslake
I also got the fittings in a bag and the instructions
thats why I asked if Michael bought his off PureFreedom as all the bits came with it and you dont have to
buy separately


Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: andy2847 on May 07, 2009, 08:10:06 pm
Hi
Also got mine from pure freedon 3 weeks ago but HAD to order fittings!!! ;D
cheers Andy
Title: Re: Booster Pump Aquatec dcp8800 American
Post by: chuggers on May 08, 2009, 03:50:21 pm
I got mine from wcw. 85 quid plus VAT and it comes with the reducers to take it to RO pipe. They are little pushfit tubes into John Guest fitting, dead easy you just push the pipe inot the inlet and outlet and plug it into the mains. Increased production by about 30%, but I already had tap pressure of 45 psi which aint that bad.