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Under-Sink Purifier Pump
₺2,895.68
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Installation is a service · plumbing is the customer’s responsibility
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- SKU
- WP-PM-004
- Category
- Booster Pumps, Water Treatment Spare Parts
Pressure Pump · Spare Part
An Answer to Low Pressure: the Under-Sink Purifier Pump
The Under-Sink Purifier Pump is a pressure pump designed to let treatment units work efficiently where the mains water pressure is low. By raising the pressure it improves both the quality of the water and how well your unit performs, and it is particularly suited to pressures below 3 bar.
- Function
- Pressure Boosting
- Ideal Range
- Below 3 Bar
- Use
- Under-Sink RO
01Problem & Solution
Low Pressure Slows the Treatment
Problem
Inadequate Mains Pressure
Where the mains water pressure is low, a reverse osmosis membrane does not find the pressure it needs. Production slows, efficiency falls and the unit cannot perform as it should.
Solution
A Pump That Raises the Pressure
The Under-Sink Purifier Pump raises the mains pressure and gives the membrane what it needs. Even where the pressure is low, the unit then runs continuously, efficiently and effectively.
02Key Features
Efficient, Practical, Compatible
The Under-Sink Purifier Pump is a practical spare part that solves the low-pressure problem.
It Raises the Pressure
Raising the mains pressure lets the membrane work efficiently and produce water faster.
Ideal Below 3 Bar
It keeps the unit running without interruption, particularly at pressures below 3 bar.
It Raises the Output
Giving the membrane sufficient pressure gets the most out of both the water quality and the unit.
Under-Sink Compatibility
It is a compact spare part that can be integrated into domestic under-sink reverse osmosis units.
Uninterrupted Production
It contributes to steadier, more continuous production against fluctuations in pressure.
A Compact Form
Its small size takes up little room under the counter and fits easily into an existing system.
03Technical Specifications
Product Details
| Feature | Value | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Product Type | Water Treatment Booster Pump | Which family the unit belongs to. Products in the same family can be used in place of one another. |
| Function | Raising the Mains Pressure | What the product does to the water. |
| Ideal Pressure Range | Below 3 Bar | |
| Operation | Electric | How the unit runs. Pumped models keep producing even when mains pressure is low. |
| Application | Under-Sink RO Systems | Which water source and situation it is used in. |
| Category | Water Treatment Spare Part | Where the product sits in the shop. Parts in the same category are usually compatible. |
| Weight | 1 kg | Product weight. For wall mounting, the supporting surface is chosen accordingly. |
| Dimensions | 10 × 20 × 10 cm | The outer dimensions of the unit. The cabinet or plant room has to be wider than this. |
04Applications
Where Is It Used?
The Under-Sink Purifier Pump is used wherever low pressure is a problem.
- Homes with Low Pressure
- Offices
- Medium-Sized Businesses
- Upper Floors & Tall Buildings
- Units Producing Water Slowly
- Under-Sink RO Systems
- Areas with Fluctuating Pressure
- Pump Upgrade / Replacement
05How It Works
How Does the Under-Sink Purifier Pump Work?
It Connects into the Unit’s Line
The pump goes into the under-sink unit’s inlet line, between the pre-filters and the membrane.
It Raises the Pressure
Running on electricity, the pump raises the low mains pressure and delivers the water to the membrane at the pressure it needs.
The Membrane Works Efficiently
With sufficient pressure the membrane filters more effectively, production speeds up and quality rises.
Controlled by a Pressure Switch
When the tank fills or the tap closes the pump stops automatically, and it starts again when water is drawn.
Uninterrupted Treatment
Even where the pressure is low, the unit then produces water steadily, efficiently and without interruption.
06Making the Right Choice
Do You Need a Pump, and How Do You Choose One?
When choosing the Under-Sink Purifier Pump, the mains pressure and compatibility with your unit should be assessed.
Mains Pressure
Below 3 bar a pump is recommended; at 3 bar and above an extra pump is generally unnecessary.
System Compatibility
The pump must suit your existing under-sink unit’s connections and electrical arrangement.
The Rate of Production
If your unit produces water slowly or keeps running out, low pressure may be the cause, and a pump is the answer.
Installation
The pump must be connected into the unit’s line at the right point, and technical support with the fitting is worth having.
07Maintenance and Use
Notes That Keep It Performing
- The pump should work on the clean water line after the pre-filters; keeping sediment and chlorine away from it matters.
- If you notice unusual noise, vibration or a leak, the pump and its connections should be checked.
- The electrical connection should be made safely and in line with the unit’s instructions.
- The pump does not treat water; it only raises the pressure. The quality of the treatment depends on the unit’s filters and membrane.
08Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
What does the Under-Sink Purifier Pump do?
It is a pump that raises the pressure at a treatment unit where the mains water pressure is low. The membrane then works efficiently, production speeds up and the unit runs continuously and effectively.
Do I need a pump?
If your mains water pressure is below 3 bar, a pump is the answer. Where the pressure is 3 bar or above, an extra pump is generally unnecessary.
Does the pump treat the water?
No. The pump does not treat water; it only raises the pressure so the treatment unit works efficiently. The treating is done by the unit’s filters and its reverse osmosis membrane.
My unit produces water slowly — will a pump solve it?
Slow production usually comes down to low pressure, and a pump raises the pressure and speeds it up. If the problem lies with the filters or the membrane, though, that part should be checked too.
Will it fit any unit?
The pump suits domestic under-sink reverse osmosis units, but checking your unit’s model for connection and electrical compatibility is recommended.
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Installation and commissioning
Installation is a service · plumbing is the customer’s responsibilityThe system is delivered ready to install; it only needs to be connected to the inlet and outlet lines. If valve setup is required, we provide free support over a video call. Installation and commissioning fall under our service work and are subject to a service fee. Plumbing labour and any pipes, valves and fittings are not included in the price; these items are the customer’s responsibility.
Warranty
ConsumableThis product is classed as a consumable or spare part; because its life depends on use, it is not covered by warranty. Faulty or incorrectly shipped items are replaced — just get in touch with us.
Withdrawal and returns
Distance sales agreementThe right of withdrawal and the return terms are set out in detail in the distance sales agreement. Systems that have been installed and commissioned, and made-to-order products, are outside its scope.
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