💧 Aquatec PSW-240 Tank Shut Off Switch - Enhance Performance of Aquatec Booster Pumps Review

Order a replacement for my pressure switch on my BRS unit. It is exactly the same manufacturer and here a few euros cheaper. I recommend to everyone.

You can increase the top pressure to around 100psi but I can't find a way to fix the low pressure activation. I increased the limit from 80 but the lower limit is still 60psi. Should be 80-100. Do another one starting at around 100psi and I recommend getting a higher pressure per square inch.

Working with a reverse osmosis system is quite tiring. I bought this tank with shutoff just after installing an aquatec 8800 booster pump. Seems to be a problem with the switch as it only works when I press it. I'm not sure if the trigger is defective or if it's just a bad batch, but I'm not happy about it. I'd say I wouldn't recommend it, but there really isn't any other option. You just have to deal with that, I think.

This TSO works fine. Pump shuts off at set pressure of 5060 psi. The only thing I don't like is that the pump starting pressure is too high at 30spi. This means that the pump will restart when less than a gallon of water is used from the tank. One solution to avoid frequent pumping and pumping noise is to use a smart power switch and set the pumping time to early in the morning every day so that we don't get annoyed by the frequent pumping noise.

This works very well for me. I installed an Aquatec 8800 pump on my reverse osmosis system for my aquarium. This was my first time using the system in any form, so I did a lot of research to find out the real use of the pump. My water pressure wasn't high enough, averaging 42psi, so I decided to bite the bullet and risk the pump. I've used a shut-off float in my RO/breather tank and liked that I didn't have to worry about the water shutting it off when it was full. This device was very easy to…