I'm not certain I know enough about the type of system you are considering. However, we have an RO system in our home and the components are located in the basement quite a distance from the kitchen. It works very satisfactorily.

When the system was initially installed, the installer placed everything in the cabinet below our kitchen sink but it took alot of space so when we changed the sink, we had it moved onto a shelf we built in the equipment room of the basement. I only remember that it was necessary that a bit more pressure be added to the bladder to compensate for the altitude difference.

Hope this helps.

A few members who may no longer post regularly have this setup. I don't see an issue with it at all. It is probably easier to replace the filters in the basement than under a cramped sink base.

Good luck!

That's great! Thanks for the info. I'm a little concerned about water pressure issues, so we'll consult with a plumber on that. I would guess that we'd have some additional heat loss/gain from the heater/chiller when we first turn on the faucet because of the additional distance. I'm still likinng the idea.