HEPP200 Reverse Osmosis Permeate Pump

The neoFlo HEPP200 improves reverse osmosis system efficiency by using energy from the brine water to reduce back pressure from the storage tank. This allows the RO membrane to operate more efficiently and produce filtered water with less waste.

No. The HEPP200 is powered hydraulically by the RO system's brine water, so it does not require electricity or an external power supply.

The neoFlo HEPP200 can reduce the amount of water drained from RO systems, increasing their efficiency up to 80%, depending on the RO system, incoming water conditions, and operating pressure.

The neoFlo HEPP200 is designed for residential and commercial reverse osmosis systems with production rates up to 200 gallons per day (GPD).

It can. By reducing storage tank back pressure and allowing the RO membrane to operate more efficiently, the HEPP200 can help minimize TDS creep and support better overall RO water quality.

Not every RO system requires a permeate pump, but it can be a valuable upgrade for compatible systems with a storage tank. The neoFlo HEPP200 can help improve system efficiency, reduce wastewater, minimize TDS creep, and extend RO membrane life.

A booster pump increases the incoming water pressure supplied to an RO system and typically requires electricity. A permeate pump does not increase incoming pressure. Instead, it uses energy from the brine water to reduce storage tank back pressure and requires no electricity.

A permeate pump connects to both the filtered water (permeate) and brine lines of an RO system. This allows the pump to use energy from the brine water to help move filtered water into the storage tank. Always follow the recommended plumbing configuration for your specific RO system.

Yes. The neoFlo HEPP200 can be added to many compatible tank-based reverse osmosis systems and can also be used as a replacement or upgrade for an existing permeate pump. It supports RO systems with membrane capacities up to 200 GPD and requires no electrical connection.