SimPure Small Water Pressure Tank for Tankless Reverse Osmosis System, RO Water Storage Tank with Fittings for Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Suitable for 1/4" and 3/8" Water Pipes

We added an Ispring Tankless RO water system under our sink, but you need an additional pressure tank for the fridge/Ice maker connection. We chose this due the small size. It works great! Now we have great ice & water and an additional bonus is the increased water flow & immediate responsiveness at the tap. My husband did have to get some additional fittings/adaptors to make it work, but well worth it. Highly recommend.

Bought this so I could run a line to my refrigerator for the ice machine. Was simple to hook up, instructions were good, and the ice machine works great. Also the added benefit that the tap produces water faster. Not a large tank, it runs out after a couple of cups the the speed drops as expexted. But my use was the ice machine primarily and it works flawlessly.

Works as stated. The base is wide enough that we haven't had any issues with it tipping over. Found customer service to definitely lack and not helpfulat all. The product itself is fine.

Most other RO systems include a pressure tank so I was somewhat dismayed that this was a required additional purchase to feed my fridge. Not really a complaint against the item, which performs as expected and is quite compact compared to other brands, but a comment on the brand itself.

This was my second one. It was awesome.

We have a tankless RO system, but due to our connection to our refrigerator, we needed to add a small tank to minimize surging of the RO system. Initially we purchased a "mini" tank that worked well for about 2 years. When it failed, I started to re-order another "mini" tank and then came across this one. Here are the pros amd cons:Pros:1. Takes up just a little more room as the "mini" tank, just a bit taller.2. Capacity is about 3-4 times the "mini" tank.3. Stopped all surging of the RO system whenever water was being dispensed thru the refrigerator (ice maker or thru the door).4. Came with all the necessary connectors valves and Teflon tape.5. THE WIFE COMMENTED HOW MUCH BETTER THE SYSTEM WAS RUNNING THAN WIRH THE OLDER TANK... HAPPY WIFE ... HAPPY LIFE.Cons:None so far, time will only tell how long this one will last. But when it goes, we will be getting the same as a replacement.

easy of installation

Purchased to add to RO System that supplies water to refrigerator that is about 20’ from RO unit. Also, I have a demand pump installed after RO unit. This demand pump is set to 60 psi. When I received the SimPure water tank it has a label that states Working Pressure 50psi. I messaged the seller and told them my booster pump was set to 60psi. I asked if that was a problem and what the Working Pressure 50psi label meant. They simply replied, no problem and did not explain the Working Pressure label. I see nothing on Amazon regarding PSI ratings for this tank. Additionally, Amazon product detail information says the capacity of the tank is 0.37 gallons. The Owner’s Manual that came with the tank says the capacity is 0.26 gallons. Seller’s message to me said the 0.37 gallons is correct. I asked and wondered what else is inaccurate in the Owner’s Manual. Waiting a response,