Yeah. 90psi is about the limit. The seals will hold, but the membrane will get ruined if I go much higher. My tap water is hard, had high silicate and fairly high chlorine. I think they recently switched to chloramine now, but when I started running catalytic carbon for the first carbon stage, that seemed to really extend membrane life and enhance rejection rate. My membrane is giving me like 99.7% rejection these days. Above the advertised rate.I have read running 90 psi is the red line and might affect the seals in the longer run. 85 psi is the sweet spot
Not for the commercial… the stuff we have
