How do you know which unit to get? 60,80 or100

Calculate how much water you use all at once as well as what max pressure you want. The 60 only has about 45psi max with 14 gpm while the 100 has 60psi at 20gpm or something like that (not looking at specs right now to clarify). The key is to know your average water usage. For 2 people living in a house, just get the smallest 60, for a family 6 where you have 2 people showering, washing machine going, and diswasher running, get the 100. YOU have to be able to define your maximum water usage per hour then divode that by 60 minutes and make sure the resulting number is less than the the pumps maximum gpm output. Look at you shower heads, they have gpm ratings written on them usually. Bathtoom sinks figure 1.5gpm, kitchen sinks figure 3gpm. Just giving you an example.

what do you means by Tighten the water inlet and outlet during use or O-ring will run out and cause water leakage.

Man. That oring thing is such a bad bad bad design. It you under tighten it, the water pressure blows it out and it leaks. If you over tighten it, it squeezes out and leaks. I have literally spent a long time trying to make this work as designed. I’m a plumber of 17 years. This does not work. I don’t see how it was put into production like this. End game was a ton of Teflon tape. Start thin at the end of the threads and get very thick. May still leak a little. After a while I finially got it to work. Also, the adjustment screw to control the pressure does absolutely nothing. And sometimes the motor doesn’t kick on. I still make it work though. I use it at an rv park going into my rv. Hopefully he next park has better pressure. Any ya. Good luck.

It is waterproffing pump?

I’m not sure what you mean by proffing but it is simply a pump the increases low water pressure into higher water pressure. But the connections really suck. I had to be a master plumber to get this connected correctly. And there is an ORing that simply leaks no matter what. I had several plumbers help and our end result was a lot of Teflon tape and duct tape. A lot. Whom ever designed the fittings to connect to should be shot. It’s a horrible design. Oh and sometimes the pump doesn’t kick In when it’s supposed to. I would recommend purchasing something different than this. I’m just dealing with it since I paid so much for it.

ASIN	B086TYFYFG
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Best Sellers Rank	#216,526 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #56 in Well Pumps
Brand	TDRFORCE
Color	Yellow
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars (186)
Date First Available	April 7, 2020
Handle Material	Acrylic
Handle/Lever Placement	Veritical
Horsepower	0.5 Horsepower
Included Components	check valve1, handle1, Teflon tape*1
Item Package Quantity	1
Item Weight	19.76 pounds
Item model number	1/2 HP
Manufacturer	TDRFORCE
Material	Stainless Steel
Maximum Flow Rate	14.5 Gallons Per Minute
Maximum Lifting Height	108 Feet
Maximum Power	370 Watts
Part Number	TDR-Boost Pump-1/2HP
Power Source	Corded Electric
Product Dimensions	21 x 9 x 10 inches
Size	JETS-60
Special Features	Easy to Install
Speed	2850.00
Style	1/2 hp
Voltage	115 Volts
Warranty Description	180-day warranty
Wattage	370 watts

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