PurePro HF-8367 RO BOOSTER PUMP User Manual

What Are the Benefits of This Upgrade?

The RO membranes used in all Reef Pure RO Systems have an
optimal minimum operating pressure of 50psi.

By adding the PurePro HF-8367 RO Booster Pump to your system,
you no longer need to worry about a lack of pressure on your
homes water supply.

Your system will produce almost twice the amount of water in the
same amount of time. You will produce less wastewater and a
much lower TDS value on your RO production water, which will

also dramatically reduce your DI resin replacement costs.

What Do I Need?

This kit includes everything that you will need to successfully upgrade your system with an RO
Booster Pump.

Useful Tools

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RO Tube Cutters or a Utility Knife

Before You Get Started!

You will need to locate an area that you can mount the PurePro HF-8367 RO Booster
Pump.

A mounting bracket is supplied with the booster pump and it is important that it is mounted using
this bracket as it acts to reduce vibration and noise.

IMPORTANT: Do not run the booster pump for periods greater than 3 hours. Doing so
can cause serious and permanent damage to the pump. Allow a rest period of 1 hour
between uses.

PUREPRO HF-8367 RO BOOSTER PUMP

Installation Instructions

1. The PurePro HF-8367 RO Booster Pump has both an inlet and outlet connector. This is
indicated by arrows which illustrate the direction of flow.

2. Connect your system’s white feed water inlet tube to the 1/4” push-connect input on the
booster pump.

3. Next connect one end of a tube to the output on the booster pump and connect the
other to your RO/Di systems input connector.

4. To complete the installation, connect the pump to the supplied AC adaptor.

IMPORTANT: Never run the pump dry, without the feed in water turned out. It is best to
first turn on your feed in water and then turn on your booster pump. It is also best
practice to turn the pump off, before turning off your feed in water supply. You should

also avoid running the pump for more than 4-5 hours at a time.

Before Turning the System Back On…

Once the pump is running on your system, you will notice a significant increase in water pressure
on your system’s pressure gauge.

Your system will be producing an increased amount of product water and also a much lower TDS
than before the installation.

You should expect a pressure between 80 psi and 100 psi.

Need Help?

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