SEAFLO Accumulator Tank Water Pump Flow Control with Internal Bladder - 125 PSI, 23.5 oz (0.75 L) | Reduces Pump Cycling and Smooths Water Flow for Marine, RV, and Off-Grid Systems

These pumps are great, I live in Mexico and the 'water system' in my house is gravity fed. Not ideal at all, you had to do laps in the shower to get wet. No more. I get excellent pressure now from the shower and the taps, it was, in the shower, cycling the pump a little so the flow wasn't consistent but even at the slack flow it was more than enough. I ended up buying an accumulator tank and that solved the 'problem' that wasn't really a problem in the first place immediately. Worked so well I bought one for a friends house and they absolutely love it... I think neighbors are going to the house to witness the miracle of water pressure from their taps and shows, kind of like the Fatima deal. Well, maybe not quite on that scale but people are impressed. Great products, seriously, easy peasy to install and they have a most excellent warranty, 4 years. Plus the price.. to be honest I wasn't expecting much considering how inexpensive they were but.. far exceeded my expectations. If you have a problem with low water pressure in your house, in your trailer or on your boat this is the solution. 5 stars for both the vendor and the product.

Smoothed out water flow. Really easy to install and tune properly. Make sure to set it roughly 3 psi below your activation pressure. Keep in mind that while it can be mounted in pretty much any orientation, it is best to keep the inlet and outlet on the bottom such that it will drain and not retain water so that it can be winterized properly in an RV setting.

This product was very easy to install and stopped my pump from cycling and surging when using a low flow of water in my Scamp 13. Now i can have a steady trickle of water and the pump on turns on once every 8 seconds. I have a sureflow pump opperating at 50 psi, the instructions on the seaflo accumulator call for setting its pressire about 3 psi below pump pressure. However, i found a lower pressure closer to 38 worked better for me and resulted in the longest time between the pump turning on and off.

This is a great product but a little difficult to install. I had issues getting it to work without leaks at the connections. I bought new connections for $7 and it works great.

I installed this in my RV so I would have a little water pressure while driving with the pump switch off. It’s just ok for this operation, but the added bonus was how much better my pump runs. It made a big difference with the pump surge I use to have. It runs smoothly now.Easy to install, but I recommend the hose kit to make it easier. With the kit it’s just unscrew add the hose kit and the pump in-line. Very simple. Just get the air pressure right and keep an eye on it.

Set up was easy. Use a flex hose with the 3/4” female connectors on both ends as used in household hookups. Be certain to set air pressure for the tank with the pump off and a faucet open. I set mine at about 35 psi. Quiets the system and allows smooth flow of water. You even have a short time of having water pressure with the pump off.

I purchased several of these and they have all failed after about a year of use. First the internal bladder goes and they stop providing that extra reservoir of pressurized water for the pump, essentially just acting as a large diameter pipe. Then one split open and shot water out of the side, which would have caused a lot of damage had I not been lucky enough to be present when it failed. I've since replaced them all with another brand. They were being pressurized well below the rated limit.The manufacturer did not respond to my email.

Welcome addition. Took all of the water knocking out