Reverse Osmosis Side-Mount Booster Pump Kit 50–75 GPD Complete Package
50 GPD Reverse Osmosis Booster Pump Kit for Membranes up to 75 GPD
Improve the operating pressure and performance of your residential reverse osmosis system with this complete 24V booster pump kit. Designed for RO membranes rated from 50 GPD up to 75 GPD, this kit is ideal for homes with low municipal water pressure, well-pressure systems, slow storage-tank filling, or continuous drain flow caused by insufficient feed pressure.
The pump kit arrives preassembled on a mounting bracket and includes the electrical and plumbing components required for a standard installation. It is ready to connect to a compatible reverse osmosis system.
Reverse osmosis system not included. Any system shown in additional product images is provided for installation reference only.
Included Components
- 24V DC reverse osmosis booster pump
- 24V DC transformer
- Two 1/4-inch tube OD fittings are included for the pump inlet and outlet connections.
- High-pressure shut-off switch
- Pump mounting bracket
- T-connector
- Preassembled booster pump configuration
Key Features
- Designed for 50–75 GPD residential RO membranes
- Low-voltage 24V DC operation
- Transformer included
- Helps improve RO membrane operating pressure
- Helps reduce slow storage-tank filling caused by low feed pressure
- Compact, preassembled bracket design simplifies installation
- Pump duty cycle varies according to system load, water pressure, temperature, and installation conditions
- Approximate weight: 4.5 lb.
- Approximate dimensions: 5 in. × 4 in. × 11 in.
When a Booster Pump Is Recommended: Consider this kit when incoming water pressure is below approximately 50 PSI, when the property uses a well-pressure tank operating around 40–60 PSI, when the RO tank takes more than two hours to fill, or when the system continues sending water to the drain because operating pressure is too low.
When This Pump May Not Help: Do not purchase this kit solely to increase water flow from the RO faucet, refrigerator, or ice maker. That application normally requires a delivery pump or demand pump, which is a different product.
Customers with stable city-water pressure of approximately 55 PSI or higher may not see a meaningful performance improvement from this booster pump. Contact us before ordering if you are unsure.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model / Item Number | 50–75 GPD |
| Nominal Flow | 0.60 L/min. |
| Operating Pressure | 70–100 PSI |
| Electrical Rating | 24V DC, 1.2A |
| Recommended Membrane Capacity | 50–75 GPD |
| Approximate Weight | 4.5 lb. |
| Approximate Dimensions | 5 in. × 4 in. × 11 in. |
Product Appearance Notice: Labels, colours, housing styles, and minor visual details may vary according to supplier and production batch. All supplied units are intended to meet the advertised specifications and performance requirements.
Recommended Upgrades and Accessories
Option 1: Add a Low-Pressure Safety Switch
Highly recommended for additional pump protection. The low-pressure safety switch automatically shuts off the booster pump when the incoming water supply is interrupted or the feed pressure drops too low.
This helps prevent dry running, overheating, and premature pump failure.
Recommended for:
- First-time RO installers
- Homes with occasional water interruptions
- Well-water systems with variable feed pressure
- Customers who want extra pump protection with minimal maintenance
- Helps prevent dry-running damage
- Helps extend booster-pump service life
- Provides inexpensive protection against pump replacement costs
Option 2: Add a 24V Solenoid Valve
Recommended for booster-pump systems without a compatible automatic shut-off valve.
The 24V solenoid valve works with the booster pump controls to stop incoming water when the RO storage tank is full. This helps prevent unnecessary water from continuously passing through the RO membrane and flowing to the drain.
In certain booster-pump configurations, an automatic shut-off valve alone may not completely stop the incoming water. As a result, city water may continue flowing through the system and discharging to the drain after the storage tank is full.
- Helps prevent unnecessary drain-water flow
- Automatically shuts off inlet water when the storage tank is full
- Improves overall RO-system control
- Helps reduce avoidable water waste
- Helps reduce water and utility costs
Need help selecting the correct configuration? Confirm your incoming water pressure, RO membrane capacity, and whether your system already has an automatic shut-off valve before placing your order.
