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Aquatec 6800 Booster Pump 1/4 Inch Fittings 50 GPD 6840-2J03-B221
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Aquatec 6800 Booster Pump 1/4 Inch Fittings 50 GPD 6840-2J03-B221
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Part Number:
6840-2J03-B221
Demand delivery booster pump provides steady pressure to optimize RO water filtration system performance.
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Description
The Aquatech 6800 demand delivery booster pump provides reliable inlet water pressure to efficiently utilize your reverse osmosis system. Use this low-flow reverse osmosis pump with RO systems designed to produce up to 50 gallons per day.
RECOMMENDED ITEMS:
- 120V Transformer (TAS114-19EP)
- 40psi Pressure Switch (PSW340-00)
Specs
- Transformer and Pressure Switch sold separately
- Push-to-Connect Ports for 1/4" Tubing
- Flow Rate: Up to 50 Gallons Per Day
- Dimensions: 3.38" x 3.50" x 7.51"
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q:
What size RO system is the Aquatec 6840-2J03-B221 pump for?
A:
It is a low-flow 6800 Series booster pump intended for RO systems producing up to about 50 gallons per day.
Q:
What tubing connection does the pump use?
A:
It has 1/4-inch quick-connect ports. Match tubing by outside diameter and install it fully to the internal stop.
Q:
Are the transformer and pressure switch included?
A:
No. The Shopify product page identifies the compatible transformer and tank pressure switch as recommended separate items. Choose the complete pump kit if those parts are needed.
Q:
What power supply does the pump need?
A:
Use the Aquatec-approved transformer for this exact 6800 Series configuration. The manufacturer literature for this pump family identifies 24 VAC operation; verify the pump label before wiring.
Q:
What problem does a booster pump solve?
A:
It raises feed pressure to help an RO membrane produce closer to its rated output when inlet pressure is low. It does not correct a clogged filter, failed membrane, closed valve, or undersized drain flow control.
Q:
How should pump operation be controlled?
A:
Use the system-approved inlet or low-pressure control and tank pressure switch so the pump does not run dry or continue after the storage tank is full. Check for leaks and vibration after installation.
