SimPure Small Water Pressure Tank for Tankless Reverse Osmosis System

My benchmark was the Aquasana Max Flow system advertising at 0.5 Gal per minute, but my kids complained "the water tasted buns," due to the San Antonio, TX hard water. I replaced with the outstanding SimPure T1-400UV Tankless RO system and the water is so good, my kids dropped from 3 artificially sweetened drinks (intolerant of the "buns" tasting water) to 0-1 per day. The only issue was the flow was noticeably/annoyingly slower. The specs on the T1-400UV say it is 0.27 Gal per minute, and mine measured a little faster at ~0.37 Gal per minute on a short fill. I added this tank and speed shot up to 1.1 Gal per minute. It takes up minimal space under the sink, but holds 1.4L in reserve to crank out at 1.1 Gal/min which covers all my water and sports bottle volumes. So if I was filling up more than 1.4L, it would drop back down to baseline flow, but anything under is true max flow. I don't have it hooked up to my ice or fridge, I just got it to increase flow. Of note, it would work with any water filter, not just SimPure, and just hold that higher-pressure 1.4L in reserve.

Works verry well easy to install

très bon. Même à 60lbs

Nice compact pressure tank. I installed on my rv to soften the pump vibration and to provide some expansion for the hotwater tank.¹

This tank works exceptionally well. It doubled the flow on my tankless system (Waterdrop G3P600) and also resolved the hot-water flow issue. It’s compact enough to fit under the sink, which makes installation easy. While it may seem counterintuitive to pair a tank with a tankless system, it significantly improves convenience: the first few glasses are dispensed immediately, and the tank refills afterward while I’m not waiting.