Low Water Pressure?
Need to boost your water pressure?

Water Authority byelaws prevent a pump being connected directly to the mains supply, so when mains supply pressure needs a boost a break tank must be incorporated into the system.

Our all in one box solution is designed to solve this problem providing a fully automatic submersible pump and tank unit able to boost pressure for cold water supplies, high pressure hot water systems or combi boilers.

100 litre tank with NKm2/1 single phase stainless steel pump supplied ready to install complete with pump controller prewired with 1m cable and fitted plug, fitted inlet valve (ballcock) and 2 litre potable expansion vessel.

The pump controller will prevent the pump running dry, should the tank empty, and has an inbuilt auto reset timer.

Tank size. 700mm x 500mm x 870mm approx.
(L x W x H external dimensions including Brio controller.)

Tank size. 700mm x 500mm x 960mm approx.
(L x W x H external dimensions including to top of vessel.)

Pump will produce 30 litres / min @ approx 3 Bar
40 litres / min @ approx 2.5 Bar

Click here for further NK pumps information

NO INSULATION available

PLEASE ALLOW UP TO 5 WORKING DAYS FOR DELIVERY

Click here to download Installation Instructions

TO DISCUSS YOUR REQUIREMENTS AND TO ORDER PLEASE CALL US ON 0845 130 3300

Price: £859.80 (Including VAT at 20%)

plus £61.27 delivery (Including VAT at 20%)

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Posted On

Apr 10, 2010

Posted By

Tim Kerridge

0 owner
We run a guest house(see Website)3 gravity fed bathrooms in main house plus 1 power shawer & 1 gravity shower. We Have a cottage 10 mts from main house which has 1 gravity fed bath heated by imersion.Next to this cottage we have an 8.5kw shower room for a remote caravan. I want to instal a further electric shower in a remote building 40 mtrs from this cottage. Electric showers sometimes run cold during peak demand . will your 100 ltr pumped syatem solve my problem? Regards Tim Kerridge.

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