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Is it possible to replace the reverse osmosis high-pressure pump with one that operates at 220V?

2018-01-02View Original

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There is a small reverse osmosis system; currently, a Leo booster pump with 360V and 4KW power is being used. Its flow rate is 10 tons, the head pressure is around 100 meters, and the maximum operating pressure is 2.5 Bar. Is it feasible to use a booster pump with the same specifications but operating at 220V? Have any of you used a 220V booster pump as a high-pressure pump for reverse osmosis?
Reply #22018-01-03
It’s just a pump, and the pressure isn’t high anyway – what’s the big deal?

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