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Stephen Fox

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Re: cbm240e booster pump
« Reply #40 on: July 01, 2013, 05:43:26 pm »
James, do you live in a flat? If this is yourself then you were being advised on how to produce around 400ltrs per hour (a lot of water in a short amount of time). To produce this quantity you would need a fairly high end RO (hence the quoted amount, not just a pump).

Also filling up in a flat your water pressure/flow could be pretty bad which would make anything seem better!! When you say a diaphragm pump, which make and model have you tested this with? A standard 12v van pole pump? If this is the case they only have a flow rate of 5ltrs per min which is well below the membranes minimum requirement (12ltrs per min), this would be a pretty amazing result if this is the case. 

dave0123

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Re: cbm240e booster pump
« Reply #41 on: July 01, 2013, 08:54:46 pm »

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Also filling up in a flat your water pressure/flow could be pretty bad which would make anything seem better!! When you say a diaphragm pump, which make and model have you tested this with? A standard 12v van pole pump? If this is the case they only have a flow rate of 5ltrs per min which is well below the membranes minimum requirement (12ltrs per min), this would be a pretty amazing result if this is the case. 

Which membrane needs 12 litres per min stephen?
Dave.

JamesAJF

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Re: cbm240e booster pump
« Reply #42 on: July 01, 2013, 10:20:14 pm »
James, do you live in a flat? If this is yourself then you were being advised on how to produce around 400ltrs per hour (a lot of water in a short amount of time). To produce this quantity you would need a fairly high end RO (hence the quoted amount, not just a pump).

Also filling up in a flat your water pressure/flow could be pretty bad which would make anything seem better!! When you say a diaphragm pump, which make and model have you tested this with? A standard 12v van pole pump? If this is the case they only have a flow rate of 5ltrs per min which is well below the membranes minimum requirement (12ltrs per min), this would be a pretty amazing result if this is the case. 

ok well thanks for the info Stephen i do live in a flat yes so i need a pump that can deliver 12 liters a min on a 4021 ro is that correct and what can i use instead of buying a whole new 4040 ro what pump would u recommend? and what would happen if i keep using it at under 12 liters a min? thanks james.
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