NinnJinn
Well-Known Member
Early last year I had bought BRS Super Saver upgrade system with the two Ro membranes and needed a booster pump to increase my PSI.
Basically I just had my Rodi system connected to a bathroom sink faucet and when I turned the water on I would plug in the booster pump. Well since I have been home for what seems like eternity I have been doing odds and ends around the house and mounting my Rodi system underneath the kitchen sink.
I purchased a float valve system and am attempting to install it that way I do not have to plug in and unplug my booster pump.
I have the automatic shut-off installed on the first Ro membrane and when I turn the water on the pump does not turn on but when I turn the water off and the pressure drops that is when the booster pump kicks on. Obviously I'm wanting this the other way around.
Do I need to install the shut-off system on the second RO membrane Or what exactly am I doing wrong?
Basically I just had my Rodi system connected to a bathroom sink faucet and when I turned the water on I would plug in the booster pump. Well since I have been home for what seems like eternity I have been doing odds and ends around the house and mounting my Rodi system underneath the kitchen sink.
I purchased a float valve system and am attempting to install it that way I do not have to plug in and unplug my booster pump.
I have the automatic shut-off installed on the first Ro membrane and when I turn the water on the pump does not turn on but when I turn the water off and the pressure drops that is when the booster pump kicks on. Obviously I'm wanting this the other way around.
Do I need to install the shut-off system on the second RO membrane Or what exactly am I doing wrong?
