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Aqua Tec 8852-2J03-B423 Aquatec CDP 8800 Water Booster Pump + Transformer 115V 1/4 & 3/8, Black
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Aqua Tec 8852-2J03-B423 Aquatec CDP 8800 Water Features
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Aquatec CDP 8800 pressure boost pump
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8852 model is higher flow than 8851 version
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For boost the water supply pressure for RO reverse osmosis water systems
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Use for 100GPD to 200GPD RO systems and some misting systems
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Transformer is USA standard 115V 60Hz, us plug
About Aqua Tec 8852-2J03-B423 Aquatec CDP 8800 Water
Pressure switch is not included in this listing. Pressure switch need to be purchase separately. Depending on your applications at what cut-off pressure setting. This listing is for pump & transformer only. You can turn on/off manually, or use (optional) Pressure switch or (optional) timer to turn on/off the pump. This pump is to increase input pressure to a RO System. This pump is not for increasing pressure to ice maker or refrigerator. That's different model. For ice maker pump or increasing output pump, please get Aquatec 5851 0.7GPM to 1 GPM pump This is Aquatec boost pump & transformer for reverse Osmosis water systems. The input/output of the pump is 3/8" Quick connect fitting, we Also Include two reducer Fitting to 1/4" If you have 1/4" Tubing. So this setup will work for both 3/8" & 1/4" Od Tubing. If you are using this for a RO System You may need to order separately a pressure switch &/or a solenoid valve. If you are buying this pump for misting application. Please note that the pump need to be placed at floor level, The pump need to be lower than the water level. It can self Prime but input tubing need to be all the way near the bottom of the container & be tied down/ tether with heavy object so the tubing can stay near the bottom & not floating up. The# of nozzles The pump can support depends on the flow rate of the total nozzles & the pressure you want to achieve. Connect one nozzle first & make sure everything works then add more nozzles & check pressure. With less nozzles The pump is able to high pressure above 80 psi. As you add more nozzles, The pressure decreases.
