RO Re-Pressurization System Features & Specifications
RO Re-Pressurization System Features
Constant Pressure Boosting
Delivers steady, consistent water pressure throughout the home, eliminating pressure drops caused by fluctuating demand or low incoming supply.
Fixed, Controlled Fill Rate
Supplies water to the system at a fixed, non-aggressive rate, helping protect the well or source while maintaining reliable pressure output.
Stores Filtered Water
Stores filtered water and delivers it at consistent pressure when called for.
Simple, Automated Operation
Designed to operate automatically without complex controls, RO Re-Pressurization provides pressure stability with minimal user interaction.
Modular & Scalable Design
Easily expand storage capacity with additional tanks as needs change.
Installer-Friendly Layout
Designed for straightforward plumbing and electrical integration.
Overfill Protection (Float + Mechanical Overflow)
A high-level float signals when the tank is full, while a dedicated mechanical overflow port provides passive backup protection against overfilling.
Backwashing Support
Provides stored, pressurized water to support backwashing and regeneration cycles without drawing directly from your water source
FDA-Compliant Storage Tanks
Manufactured from virgin polyethylene resin meeting FDA Regulation 21 CFR 177.1520 (c) 3.1 & 3.2 for safe, long-term potable water storage.
RO Re-Pressurization FAQs
What is the RO Re-Pressurization system, and how does it work?
The RO Re-Pressurization system is designed to boost water pressure in homes with reverse osmosis (RO) systems (or other filtration). It stores the filtered water in it’s storage tank and delivers consistent water pressure throughout the home with it’s VFD pump.
Who can benefit from the RO Re-Pressurization system?
This system is ideal for homeowners using reverse osmosis or water filtration systems who experience low pressure, especially during backwashing cycles or when multiple outlets are in use.
What sets the RO Re-Pressurization system apart?
The RO Re-Pressurization system offers reliable water pressure specifically tailored for filtration needs, ensuring smooth operation and optimal performance of RO systems while integrating seamlessly into existing setups.
How does the RO Re-Pressurization System help with low water pressure from an RO system?
Reverse osmosis systems often cause low water pressure due to the filtration process, but the RO Re-Pressurization System restores pressure by ensuring strong, steady flow from your RO-treated water. Additionally, RO systems require a large volume of water for backwashing, and the RO storage tank provides sufficient stored water to support the system’s backwash cycle, preventing pressure drops and water shortages.
Versatile Sizes & Configurations for Any Space
Our 210-gallon water storage tanks are available in Vertical, Horizontal, and Low Horizontal orientations, offering unparalleled versatility to fit your space. 100-gallon tanks are available in a vertical configuration only, providing a smaller footprint ideal for tight or compact installations.
210 Gallon Systems
Vertical
L37″ x W24″ x H64″
Effective Water Storage: 195gal
Horizontal
L60″ x W24″ x H42″
Effective Water Storage: 185gal
Low Horizontal
L60″ x W37″ x H28″
Effective Water Storage: 175gal
100 Gallon Systems
Vertical
L24″ x W24″ x H52″
Effective Water Storage: 90gal
This adaptability allows our tanks to be installed in basements, garages, crawl spaces, and other tight spaces, making them ideal for emergency water storage and long-term use.
With their multiple configurations and ease of placement, our tanks ensure you’ll always have access to a reliable water supply—no matter where you need it.
High-Performance Pumps for Consistent Water Pressure
Upgrade your well system with efficient, durable, and high-performance pumps designed to deliver consistent water pressure when you need it most.
DAB VFD Pumps
DAB DTRON 2
Internal & External
DAB DOC 68 M
For DTRON 2 External Version
DAB E.SYBOX Mini 3
External
DAB E.SYBOX
External
DAB E.SYBOX Diver
Internal & External
DAB E.SYBOX MAX
External
Expansion Tank Recommendation
DAB recommends installing an expansion tank (2.5–5 gallons minimum, or larger if preferred) on the discharge side of every pump. This prevents short-cycling during small water draws — like flushing a toilet — helping protect the pump and extending its service life.
Using an Existing Pressure Tank:
- Well Manager® Systems: When installing a Well Manager®, the existing pressure tank is typically relocated. It can often be installed after the Well Manager® system to serve as the expansion tank.
- Well Watcher™, ConstaBoost™, and RO Systems: Because the pressure tank remains before the pump, a separate expansion tank must be installed on the pump’s outlet side.
DAB Videos
DAB E.SYBOX | How To Prime Step by Step
DAB E.SYBOX | How To Adjust Output Pressure
DAB E.SYBOX | Complete Guide to Features, Menus & Apps
DAB Pump Specifications
Franklin VersaBoost Pro
Franklin VersaBoost Pro
External
Franklin VersaBoost Pro XT
External
Grundfos SCALA2
Grundfos SCALA2 (115V)
External
Grundfos SCALA2 (230V)
External
Where RO Re-Pressurization Fits in Your Water Line
Diagram highlights pre- and post-filtration recommendations for a complete setup.
Installation Note: An expansion tank (2.5–5 gallons minimum) is recommended on the pump’s outlet side to prevent short-cycling.
Various Tank Sizes & Configurations
Installation Resources
Warranty
This product is warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of the original purchase.
Individual components may be warranted by their respective manufacturers for periods longer than one year.
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