RODI booster adjustments qs

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I adjusted the pressure on my booster pump because I was getting about 93 psi. Well, because 2 flush valves broke this year.
I adjusted it to 82. My question is will I have to adjust the pressure switch on the shut off sensor as well? Any tips on doing that right?
 
Most RO/DI systems require a pressure range of 45 to 80 PSI to function efficiently. I would back it down a little more. I run my aquatec at 60 psi. which system are you using?
 
Most RO/DI systems require a pressure range of 45 to 80 PSI to function efficiently. I would back it down a little more. I run my aquatec at 60 psi. which system are you using?
I am using a BRS setup. Luckily I did not have to adjust the pressure switch and it turned off when I was away.. lol
I was trying to test it but I guess I just needed to hold float valve a lot longer to see it kick off.
 

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