AQUATEC CDP6800 booster pump + transformer 110V

It's quiet enough that I can't hear it at all with the cabinet door closed. I hooked it up after the carbon filters and before the RO filter as the instructions suggest. This should make the pump last longer as it is not pumping dirty water. You'll need a few more feet of 1/4 inch tubing to do this so plan on getting some ahead of time. You'll need the TSO for the pump to work with your water tank, you should also get the ESO and install it on the water line going into the pump to do a complete job and prevent water from creeping into the filter when the pump is off because of the existing pressure from your tap line. It brought my incoming tap pressure of 45-50 psi to the carbon filters up to 65-70 psi into the RO filter which is fine. This setup is working well and I recommend it for others.

Used to build a reverse osmosis filter system for making maple syrup. Works perfectly for my situation. Pump picks up prime quickly even after running out of sap several times. Pump empties 5 gallon container in about 35 minutes.

Lasted less than two weeks. Seller would not exchange instead offered to route to manufacturer for service then charged a restocking fee to restock a failed pump.

This pump raised 35psi water to 100psi, and operation is quiet when mounted with its rubber grommets.I got it hoping to boost my pressure post-tank, but this unit would require a pressure switch (something some of the answered questions indicated it would shut off at its max pressure.) So I'm getting a different standalone booster and returning this one, I don't want to deal with another pressure switch, and the other has adjustable pressure - 100psi is a little overkill for the fridge and water dispenser.

The installation was very easy. My pressure went from 45psi to 90psi. The pump is a lot quieter than I expected. I mounted it and had it running in 15 minutes. I would highly recommended if you have low pressure for your rodi. I’m using it to make water for my reef tank.

It took awhile to get used to but it runs for a fairly long time before it shuts off but this is normal. Works well with the tank pressure sensor.

I have had this installed on my APEX filtration system for 6 months now and its working perfectly! No issues whatsoever so far.

My incoming pressure was 35-40 psi on my 75 gpd system. I bought this to boost to 70psi. I misunderstood the listing. I couldn't tell if listing meant it would add 40-60 psi to what I already have or it would take incoming of 40 and boost to 60psi. It seems it is the former as I'm at 95 psi going into my RO now, which is too high per the manufacturer. I will be buying the following pressure regulator now to keep pressure under 70 psi.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NVQSV92/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1