Booster pump recomendations

bcarleton

bcarleton

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I tried doing a search but could not find exactly what I was looking for. What are some quality RO/DI booster pumps that wont break the bank. Trying to keep price in the $100 range give or take a little. Do not need anything fancy. I don't need auto shutoff or anything. Just a quality pump.
 
Hornet

Hornet

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Both the ones on Filter Guys and BRS are the same pump and require you to buy a transformer for $28 or $24. If your comfortable with ebay I bought one earlier this year from an ebay dealer, while this link does not go to the same guy I bought from here it links to another dealer selling the pump & transformer for $94 +shipping.
 
bcarleton

bcarleton

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Yeah, was just looking at the filter guys site and noticed that you have to get the trans seperate. I also looked on ebay and found one that h2o science was selling. I have had good experience with them in the past. It is 80 with transf. Already has the quick fittings too. Marine depot has one too for like 75.
 
Hornet

Hornet

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bcarleton said:
Yeah, was just looking at the filter guys site and noticed that you have to get the trans seperate. I also looked on ebay and found one that h2o science was selling. I have had good experience with them in the past. It is 80 with transf. Already has the quick fittings too. Marine depot has one too for like 75.
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I purchased my 8800 from H20. The one you are talking about for $75 is the 6800. Make sure the 6800 will work for you. I'm not sure of the difference, I think it may be the size of the fittings. From the descriptions:

Aquatec ® CDP-8800 Booster Pump For RO Systems Over 50 GPD - CDP-8800 Series High Flow).
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The 6800 Series is intended for use with RO membranes rated up to 50 GPD.
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