johnny bravo
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Hi Buddy
I once asked advice on getting a 4040 ro, I remember you saying with my water pressure 23 psi 1.5 bar you said my pressure was too low, a Booster pump would find it hard to get the flow as its too low
I messaged vyair regarding a good booster pump for my 450 Ro.
Regarding a 4040 Ro they sent me this [SIZE=11pt]https://www.vyair.com/continuous-operation-4040-reverse-osmosis.html[/SIZE]
telling me this would be fine with a booster pump with my low pressure
You also mentioned during the live chat session (with my colleague) that you were interested in a 4040 system.
We do have a pumped 4040 RO system that would operate at your incoming water pressure.
[SIZE=11pt]Please view the link below to this on our website:[/SIZE]
This seems a high price for a 4040 Ro What is the difference with this
@ a £1000+ and the likes from daqua for around £500 + booster pump
is it possible to get a 4040 setup on water pressure as low as mine with a heavy duty booster pump for a 4040
I once asked advice on getting a 4040 ro, I remember you saying with my water pressure 23 psi 1.5 bar you said my pressure was too low, a Booster pump would find it hard to get the flow as its too low
I messaged vyair regarding a good booster pump for my 450 Ro.
Regarding a 4040 Ro they sent me this [SIZE=11pt]https://www.vyair.com/continuous-operation-4040-reverse-osmosis.html[/SIZE]
telling me this would be fine with a booster pump with my low pressure
You also mentioned during the live chat session (with my colleague) that you were interested in a 4040 system.
We do have a pumped 4040 RO system that would operate at your incoming water pressure.
[SIZE=11pt]Please view the link below to this on our website:[/SIZE]
This seems a high price for a 4040 Ro What is the difference with this
@ a £1000+ and the likes from daqua for around £500 + booster pump
is it possible to get a 4040 setup on water pressure as low as mine with a heavy duty booster pump for a 4040