120W Water Pressure Booster Pump 21.75PSI 50ft High Pressure Booster Pump 115V Shower Booster Pressure Pump 25L/min Household Automatic Booster Pump 3/4In with Water Flow Switch for Home Kitchen

Perfect and easy to install , and quiet

I bought this pump on July 2022 and I barely used it last summer. It seemed that sometimes it just stopped working. I was trying to listen, or touch it to see if there is any sign of vibration from the pump. This year when I plugged it again I had the same problem. It seemed that I do not get additional pressure. Then, it started smoking right from where the electrical cord goes into the pump. I water and electricity do not mix it very well. I immediately turned it off. Unfortunately I did not buy the extra warranty so I am taking $100.00 total loss. Looking now for another brand.

Used it to boost household water pressure, we're at sufficient 48psi.Some user problems could be constant or as called for setting. I imagine that pump never switching off can't be good. One problem was the electrical connection, the male/female prong type connector would lose contact. I just compressed female side a bit, reconnected, then positioned the dc unit so that it remained with tension as I kept a faucet running to verity added pressure coming through. Been greater since.

This pump does exactly what it advertises. It give good pressure and the on demand switch works beautifully. I will buy again when the need arises.

Pump was somewhat loud when mounted on the wall in my garage. I insulated the flex lines on the inlet an outlet to reduce the vibration/noise with some improvement. Then the pump started surging and then would not turn off. Suspected a failed pressure switch after about 3 days of operation. I returned for a refund and went a different route (quieter pump). It did increase the pressure and improved the home water system. When the pressure switch failed, I decided to replace with a "quieter" unit.

DANGEROUS!!! INCOMPETENT CONSTRUCTION !!!Works well but after 10 months the cooling fan on shaft inexplicably migrated down the shaft and hit a bolt head causing the motor to lock up. The motor has no overload protector so the winding burned up creating so much heat that it melted the label. After opening the junction box on the cord I found the SAFETY GROUNDING was purposely NOT CONNECTED!! Depending on your plumbing configuration, this is a severe electrocution and fire hazard!! Lacking a running overcurrent overload the motor winding overheating will not turn off the power resulting in the motor winding burning to the point of flames coming out of the motor opening. The only reason this stopped running eventually was the winding failed to the frame which is connected to the metal plumbing piping which is electrically grounded tripping the GFI breaker. The safety ground in the plastic junction box on the cord is purposely CUT and not connected to the motor frame!!!I am a licensed master electrician. with 45 years expwerience.Also the union has straight not tapered threads so connecting to threaded fittings on the house which are often straight also are very difficult to seal unless you also use plumbers string laid into the threads.

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Just finished installing the booster pump, and unless you are an experienced plumber, you will probably not be able to connect the inlet and outlet connections of the pump and control valve to your water piping system. According to the manufacturer, the threads are 3/4" male iron pipe (MIP). This is WRONG. The threads are actually hose threads. Had to run to the big box store and get two 3/4" female hose thread (FHT) x 3/4" female iron pipe (FIP) brass adaptor; $10.00 each.After installing the adaptors on the pump and control valve (quite tight I might add) they leaked, and after tightening to the point of breaking, they still leaked.Had to remove the adaptors, and after cleaning, I fluxed the threads and screwed the adaptor to the pump connection and control valve and soldered it. Finely, the connection did not leak.Note: If you try soldering the connections on the control valve, you need to take the valve apart as the internal parts are plastic and will melt.Additionally, according to the manufacturer, the outlet on the pump I ordered was supposed to be 1" and it's not. It's 3/4" male hose thread.Was supposed to be delivered on August 2, 2022 and arrived August 8, 2022.The pump seems to be working okay, and boosts the outlet pressure about 15 PSI over the inlet pressure. The pump is a bit noisy which is not a problem for me because it is in a detached shed with my well pump. But if you locate it somewhere in your house, you will probable hear it.