Aquatec 8800 Booster Pump Kit for up to 200 GPD RO Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration System for Both Standard and Manifold Type Systems 8852-2J03-B424 PSW-340 Made in USA

Wanted to install a booster pump on my reverse osmosis system to speed up the recovery time. Works very well. Pressure goes up to 120 psi during operation, which pushes more water through the diaphragm and less bypassed into the drain. Never low on drinking water now

Very reliable! This is a replacement for the one I bought 7 years ago. The only reason I replaced the original is because I poured water on the original while changing filters.Easily installedgreat value

Pump works well. Pump cut off switch stops pump at 60psi turns back on at 40psi. On and off are adjustable up to about 20 psi, although have heard too much adjusting could be problematic.

I purchased this booster pump on January 10, 2024. The item was packaged well and shipping was quick. Installation is quick and easy, but you can find lots of free online tutorials if needed.I had purchased a RODI filter system to fill my new 100 gallon saltwater tank. I connected it to my backyard water hose and, to my surprise, the water just dripped out of the RODI line, but was running fast from the waste water line.It took over a week to fill my 100 gallon fish tank, with the RODI unit from the backyard water faucet. I tried from an indoor sink faucet, but that produced no water at all. I would estimate the ratio between RODI and waste water from my water hose is about 1:4. I ended up with 100 gallons in my fish tank, and at least 400 gallons of waste water. That much waste water is just not acceptable.After some research I found this little booster pump.I went from a 1:4 ratio to about 1:2. I use the waste water for my pet’s water bowls to avoid as much water going down the drain, and it’s healthier for them than our sink water. Others have mentioned using it to water their plants.My only con is that it hasn’t even hit one year and the motor has gone out. I initially thought it was the power cord thinking maybe it got wet and burned out, so I bought a replacement power cord. I can hear a faint buzzing from the motor but it is not “boosting” the water. My guess is the motor burned out.Although my item stopped working just short of a year, I am purchasing this same item to replace it. Here’s why: This booster saved me a lot of time, and probably a small fortune, in just 11 months. Less waste water and a lower water bill makes this booster one of the smartest purchases I’ve made since starting my saltwater tank. If you own a fish tank you know that you are always making water, and a lot of times you have to make a lot of water in a pinch! I’m just trying to not go broke in the process.I recommend this booster pump to anyone looking for a way to save time and money in this very expensive hobby. Happy reefing!

It WRONG GREAT I LOVE IT .

It works superb

Pressure switch was not working at all in first sample. I’m the second sample the pressure switch needed to be adjusted to meet the proper 20- 40 psi on/off range. Pressure switch can be raised (clockwise) using a tiny Allen wrench or the small bit set from harbor freight. On line documents for the pressure switch list the incorrect hex size.

Looking to up your water game? Look no further than the Aquatec 8800 Booster Pump Kit! This bad boy can handle up to 200 gallons per day of reverse osmosis filtered water, making sure you never run out of the good stuff. Plus, it's made right here in the USA, so you know it's got that good ol' American ingenuity behind it.But seriously, this pump is a game changer for anyone who takes their water quality seriously. It's easy to install, and the difference in water pressure and filtration quality is immediately noticeable. Plus, you'll feel like a water filtration pro when you drop terms like "manifold type systems" in casual conversation. So go ahead, pump up the H2O with the Aquatec 8800 - your taste buds (and your jokes) will thank you.