booster pump

[robzilla]

the one i got was not listed on their webpage. thru emailing and calling them, the guy suggested the pump for the 100gph membrane. it comes with the transformer.
its model number pj-v 6010.
i've got mine setup in the basement kitchen and unplug the unit when done. he did ask about if i had it setup on a auto topup unit, where he mentioned i could have the pump setup on a timer and ...

[canadawest]

Anyone else interested in a little group buy? I'm looking to get a booster for my RO/DI and this one sounds like just the item at a decent price!

If we can get two or three people even, it would save us some $$ on the shipping costs.

Originally Posted by robzilla

the one i got was not listed on their webpage. thru emailing and calling them, the guy suggested the pump for the 100gph membrane. it comes with the transformer.
its model number pj-v 6010.
i've got mine setup in the basement kitchen and unplug the unit when done. he did ask about if i had it setup on a auto topup unit, where he mentioned i could have the pump setup on a timer and ...

[niloc16]

i may be interested but i need to research how it works more. i'm not sure how i would get it to shut off when i my sump and mixing bucket are full, currently i have an ASOV on the RO unit and a float valve in my sump and mixing bucket, but if the unit is electrical i dont know how it would work with my setup. i'll let you know if i do decide, if its not too late

colin

[canadawest]

No worries, I'm in no hurry myself.

I did read that the unit can be setup with an auto-topup setup, probably with some sort of timer I would suspect. Figure out what you need to know, then let me know. In the meantime it might give a few others some time to decide if they want to get one too?

Originally Posted by niloc16

i may be interested but i need to research how it works more. i'm not sure how i would get it to shut off when i my sump and mixing bucket are full, currently i have an ASOV on the RO unit and a float valve in my sump and mixing bucket, but if the unit is electrical i dont know how it would work with my setup. i'll let you know if i do decide, if its not too late

colin

[untamed]

Add my name to the 'interested' list. I have the same concerns though...I need to understand how the pump shuts itself off when it isn't needed.

Assuming that this pump plugs into the wall, this could be done with standard float switch arrangement.