Permeate Pump Kit

Permeate Pump with Clips FOR 10-50 GPD MEMBRANES, GET THE ERP-500 FOR 75-150 GPD MEMBRANES, GET THE ERP-1000 Aquatec’s unique permeate pump (ERP) is a simple, yet revolutionary, device. Powered only by the hydraulic energy of brine water usually lost to the drain (no electricity required), the permeate pump forces product water into the storage tank, reducing membrane back pressure and maximizing available feed pressure. These pumps dramatically improve the efficiency of reverse osmosis water (RO) production, reducing wastewater by up to 80%. The permeate pump can also bring storage tanks up to line pressure and then shut the system down when these tanks reach capacity, eliminating the need for a hydraulic shut-off valve. Other benefits include higher delivery pressures, faster RO water production, superior water quality, and extended filter/membrane life. The ERP-500 is specifically designed for residential applications (less than 50 GPD) where overall system noise is a key concern. Includes a specially designed insert which helps the system operate in near silence, eliminating the occasional clicking or gurgling sounds that can otherwise occur. Both the ERP1000 and the ERP500 can easily be retrofitted to upgrade existing RO systems. Requires no electricity, powered by energy from brine water • Improves recovery rates by as much as 400% Reduces waste water by as much as 80% Enhances contaminant rejection Ideal for membranes rated from 10-100 GPD Effective for inlet water pressure as low as 30 psi Increases membrane life, lowers “TDS creep” Fills product tank up to 4 times more rapidly NSF approved (Standard 58) Two year manufacturer’s warranty Saves Up To 85% Of Your Prefilter- and Booster Pump Life As you are saving up to 85% of the water that is going to drain, your system does not see all that water. This way, the permeate pump will also improve the life of your prefilters and booster pump. Faster Production Against Tank Pressure In an RO- systems that uses the ERP- 1000 Permeate pump the RO- membrane always sees the full pressure across the membrane even if the tank is almost up to the same pressure. This way the system does not loose its performance. In a normal system you would for example have 60 PSI of line pressure. If the tank sees 30 PSI you only would have 30 PSI left for your membrane. In reality, this gives you less than 50% of your normal performance. In a permeate pump system you would still have 60 PSI across your membrane even on 50 PSI tank pressure. Typical Applications Water Treatment/RO, Water Transfer, Industrial Use Water, Labwater llustrations/Diagrams/Instructions  Permeate Pump Installation Guide How to use Push In Quick Connect fittings