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Installing a Home Boost isn’t particularly difficult. With a few tools, and a bit of DIY know-how, you can install the Salamander Home Boost, without paying a plumbing or heating engineer. The HomeBoost pump sits directly on the incoming mains water line and can boost flow to showers, baths, taps, cisterns, and washing machines. Unlike other pumps, the HomeBoost can detect when the flow is poor and only boosts flow when necessary.
Boost your water pressure with a pump. It's not uncommon for houses to suffer from poor water pressure. This might be due to the location of the property in terms of its distance from the mains pipes, or to losses caused by the house's internal pipework, especially if there are several floors. If you have low mains pressure, you can have problems with appliances like dishwashers and washing machines not working correctly. It can lead to poor combi boiler performance too and also mean that it's difficult to get good performance from a shower, or that the flow of water from taps is reduced when other water using appliances like washing machines are in use. Jump over to a tap with a bowl. Crank the tap open to its maximum, and measure out the water you’re left with after 60 seconds.
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As part of The Water Supply (Water Fittings) Regulations (1999), incoming water supply can be pumped to achieve up to 12 litres per minute, hence that being the regulated maximum output of the Home Boost. The pump should be fitted directly into the incoming mains supply either just after the stop-tap or just before the combination boiler. It is advised to position the pump near the stop tap, installing either vertically or horizontally, but never upside down. Ensuring there is adequate airflow to cool the motor, and ensuring that it is separated from any other appliances that generate heat. Installation If so, you need the Salamander HomeBoost — an intelligent pump that boosts your mains water pressure. HomeBoost will automatically adjust to the incoming water pressure and flow level, increasing your water supply up to 12 litres per minute and boost your pressure up to 1.5 bar. SALAMANDER RP75TU PUMP: The Right Pumps 75TU from Salamander Pumps is a shower pump to boost hot and cold water supplies to showers, cisterns, taps, and other whole house applications. This pump is a 2.2 bar twin centrifugal pump suitable for boosting both hot and cold water pressure to a house, in a gravity fed, positive or negative head system. WRAS approved, awarded the Quiet Mark, and with a 3 year warranty, this is a strong solution to poor pressure in a home. My Electric shower stops working in the morning due to low mains water pressure, will the Salamander Homeboost stop this happening.
They are manufactured in the UK using top quality parts which are mostly supplied by the EU. The parts are extensively tested to ensure a long lasting and reliable product. This intelligent pump enhances water flow in mains-fed systems, such as combi boilers. It’s important to choose a pump that’s compatible with your system to ensure it works effectively. Installing a Home Boost is not particularly difficult. With a few tools and some DIY knowledge, you can easily install the Salamander Home Boost without hiring a plumbing or heating engineer. Installation diagramCT Bathroom pumps have been designed specifically to meet the demand for increased water supply to the bathroom. With positive head and negative (universal) head models available in 1.8 or 2.6 You can always count on the HomeBoost pump to deliver exceptional performance and efficiency because it intelligently boosts flow only when necessary. Here’s why it stands out: SALAMANDER CT60 BATHROOM PUMP: The CT60 Bathroom pump from Salamander Pumps is designed to meet the increased demands for water supply within bathrooms, en-suites, and utility rooms, with twin hot and cold boosting. This pump is a 1.8 bar twin regenerative pump suitable for boosting both hot and cold water pressure to a bathroom, ensuite, or utility room, in a gravity fed, positive head system. This means that you can say goodbye to water pressure problems and hello to fast-filling baths, powerfully refreshing showers, and a great combi-boiler performance to boot. Plus, the Salamander HomeBoost is really quiet — at 46dB that's quieter than a kettle! Most manufacturers focus on the functionality of the pump, but not what it’s like for people like you and me, to live with day in, day out.
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