[Sir Squeaky]

I'm guessing it's 100gpd.
That's a fairly standard RO man little system isn't it?
It doesn't need a massive boost, just enough to get it flowing properly

Yep, so that pump should be ok for your purpose. Especially if its lime mine using 1/4 piping anyway.

Cheers. I'll trust your judgement and order it then. I'm desperate so have to get it asap

[nathankaye]

Ive been using mine like this for about a year now with no problems.

I also use a gardiner back pack as a trolley system for the odd houses i cant park near too.  But when that dies, im also going to order the same pump and make my own trolley system as well.

[Sir Squeaky]

Someone on the Facebook group reckoned you put the booster after the filters and before the membranes?
But I was told after the tap, so it's a better pressure going in like it should be

[nathankaye]

Someone on the Facebook group reckoned you put the booster after the filters and before the membranes?
But I was told after the tap, so it's a better pressure going in like it should be

The first 2 or 3 prefilters (depending on set up) dont require high pressure for them to work, whereas the membranes do.
Therefore to get maximum flow n pressure through them, it is best after the prefilters n before membranes. Another reason for this is not to prevent a reduction in pressure which the prefilters will obviously do, tho not required.

[tlwcs]

Someone on the Facebook group reckoned you put the booster after the filters and before the membranes?
But I was told after the tap, so it's a better pressure going in like it should be

If it goes after the pre filters, it limits the crap going into the pump 👍

[andyM]

The first 2 or 3 prefilters (depending on set up) dont require high pressure for them to work, whereas the membranes do.
Therefore to get maximum flow n pressure through them, it is best after the prefilters n before membranes. Another reason for this is not to prevent a reduction in pressure which the prefilters will obviously do, tho not required.

I'm sorry but that's a myth, there's absolutely no difference in pressure or flow with having the booster pump before or after the pre-filters.
I've tried both ways,verified with pressure gauges and results were the same.

[nathankaye]

The first 2 or 3 prefilters (depending on set up) dont require high pressure for them to work, whereas the membranes do.
Therefore to get maximum flow n pressure through them, it is best after the prefilters n before membranes. Another reason for this is not to prevent a reduction in pressure which the prefilters will obviously do, tho not required.

I'm sorry but that's a myth, there's absolutely no difference in pressure or flow with having the booster pump before or after the pre-filters.
I've tried both ways,verified with pressure gauges and results were the same.

Thats interesting.
So its a personal preference, each to their own then 
Although when you see what the pre filters look like when you change them, especially the sediment filter. You will be glad it aint going into the pump first

[nathankaye]

Seeing state of my sediment filter has put me straight off drinking tap water

[windowswashed]

If I don't push my hoselock connection properly on to my R/O I won't get any water flowing through the R/O, it may appear like it's pushed on properly but needs that little bit of a push to ensure it's on properly. I always disconnect my R/O and flush filters whilst transferring stored water to my van, then connect up R/O and wait a minute to hear water running into stored tank, if not I check hoselock connection is pushed on tight enough.