[LBWCS]

Anybody use the following as an ro booster pump?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0011NO7PY

[alfie11]

It would be ok as a transfer pump but at 50psi I don't think it would be any good as a booster.

[James Bulton]

 You might as well just use the tap.

[David Kent @ KentKleen]

Yes I use a similar one. Halves my water production time.

[LBWCS]

Yes I use a similar one. Halves my water production time.

That's good news. I will be taking water from a tank rather than the mains so need something like this

[Scrimble]

not a good booster pump, my water pressure at the tap is about 50 psi, you want over 100psi when using a booster pump

[roundbuilder]

It will do the job but not berey well. 55psi is poor. I did the same mistake buying the draper booster pump which also is only 3.5 par(55psi) no where near powerful enough to make much of a notice.

[LBWCS]

Any other recommendations then?

[LBWCS]

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/051012200

As I'll be taking my water from an ibc to filter I think this one may be the best for the job, and cheaper than others iv looked at

[David Kent @ KentKleen]

It will do the job but not berey well. 55psi is poor. I did the same mistake buying the draper booster pump which also is only 3.5 par(55psi) no where near powerful enough to make much of a notice.

That depends on what membrane you are using and your tap pressure. Works for my 'circumstances'