If the pump is too big, it will waste energy and generate noise as it unnecessarily increases water velocity through the pipes.
Usually, low pressure in the shower is experienced if the house has a high pressure hot water cylinder.
Critical things to remember when installing a shower booster pump:
Test results
Q: If the pump is too big, it will waste energy and generate noise as it unnecessarily increases water velocity through the pipes.
A: True
Q: If the pump is too big, it will waste energy and generate noise as it unnecessarily increases water velocity through the pipes.
A: False
Q: Usually, low pressure in the shower is experienced if the house has a high pressure hot water cylinder.
A: True
Q: Usually, low pressure in the shower is experienced if the house has a high pressure hot water cylinder.
A: False
Q: Critical things to remember when installing a shower booster pump:
A: Install the pump adjacent to the hot water cylinder and as low in the system as possible.
Q: Critical things to remember when installing a shower booster pump:
A: The pump should be installed 2 m below the water level in the header tank
Q: Critical things to remember when installing a shower booster pump:
A: The pump should be protected from the weather
Q: Critical things to remember when installing a shower booster pump:
A: All of the above