Booster pump

[bins2010]

What are the advantages of a booster pump? I have a 400l tank and it takes about 3 hours to fill. How does it make the RO and resin last longer?

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[Green Pro Clean Ltd]

Dont know the science part of it.

I have 500L tank and can fill in 90 min or less with my booster on.

 

[steve garwood]

What are the advantages of a booster pump? I have a 400l tank and it takes about 3 hours to fill. How does it make the RO and resin last longer?

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The obvious advantage is speed. But 400L in 3 hours is not to bad in the first place /emoticons/smile.png

 

[Aqua]

Dont know the science part of it.
I have 500L tank and can fill in 90 min or less with my booster on.

Do you mind if I ask what booster pump you have got?

In thinking of getting one myself as my ro seems particularly slow to produce. I reckon it would take around 7 hours for me to produce 500l.

 

[AGlassAct]

Depends what system you have. If you have a 4040 then I use the water genie (in a box) but it's a tad expensive and you will have to rig up some form of cut out if you want it semi automated. Others have Clarke pumps with built in flow switches. If you have a 300gpd system or similar then most manufacturers sell a booster specific for them - they are usually 24v

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[Aqua]

Yes it's a 40 40 system I've got. I will have a look at those then. Thanks mate

 

[AGlassAct]

Do a search on the forum for Clarke cbm240e. That's the most recent post with fittings advise. Clarke do a few pumps with the flow controller on and I think they are pretty much similar to each other. I went for the water genie as it published all the specs and answered all my questions in the advert.

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