Waterdrop XT Small Water Pressure Tank, RO Pressure Tank for Waterdrop X/G3/G5 Series RO System to Connect the Refrigerator or Ice Maker, Fits 𝟑/𝟖" Water Tubing, BPA-Free, Built-in Diverter Valve

Pressure tank for the win. RO system wasn't handling making ice with the new fridge. Installed mini tank and couldn't be happier. More pressure at the faucet is nice also. Fit under the sink without taking up to much space and came with everything needed for a easy install.

All the needed pieces are included and the paper instructions were ok; we found a video that was very useful when installing. At first, we bought this add-on because our new refrigerator ice maker (on the other side of the kitchen about 12-15 feet away) was not working but another appliance on the same dedicated filtration line (built in coffee maker) was, so we thought it was a pressure issue. After installing the pressure tank, the ice maker still did not work so we pulled the refrigerator out and the ice maker eventually kicked on...we think we had a kink in the line to the ice maker but not 100% sure as we attempted a bunch of fixes and really don't know what the issue/fix was. It works great now although water from the filtration spout come out fast--enough to splash out of the glass and we wonder if the pressure tank is contributing to this, but it is better than not having ice, so we are leaving it as is for now.

Lo hemos usado 2 semanas y nos ha gustado mucho

Works well with my reverse osmosis system. I used this to hook up the refrigerator ice maker.

Bought this product to supplement an X12 system I was installing. SinceI have a long run over to my refrigerator for the ice machine, I was under the impression the small tank would ensure consistent pressure and water delivery. Unfortunately the included distribution valve reduces output of the X12 by approximately 30% to 50%. I tried removing it and only using the tank, but that causes the pressure to be too high at the faucet when first turned on. In the end I only ended up using the long 1/4 tubing and tee fitting included in the kit and essentially wasted money on the rest. Since the X12 has a built-in pump, I'm going to tee the refrigerator supply line off the faucet line and expect it to work fine.

Added this to my Waterdrop 1200 it was easy to add I purchased a longer piece of pipe approx. 30 ft to connect it to my fridge a s although my fridge is only 12 feet from the unit I needed to route it down into my basement and have enough slack to pull the fridge out if needed. This caused no pressure problems at the fridge for water or ice making.

I bought 3 of these, The first 2 had bent O-rings in the distribution valve that caused major leaks, no way to fix it. The 3rd one was finally not defective and worked normally. Assuming you get one that actually works… it does its job as intended

I have the X16 filter hooked up to a Westbrass faucet that does regular warm/cold water, and also filtered cold and filtered instant boiling water. Before, when I turned on my water at low speed, or if I used my instant boiling water, the X16's pump would cycle on and off every second. This fixed the problem with the low speed, but when I use the instant hot water it still cycles every 5sec instead of every sec. I can't complain because it was never made to be used with the instant hot