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There is something very odd going on if you're only getting 12L/min on a 3 bar mdpe connection to the main. Is this measured before any other outlets so as to rule out other internal plumbing issues? I'm reading yes from your post.
Something like this.
https://www.whisperpumps.com/Dab-ESybox-Mini-Water-Pressure-System
Attached to a tank would give you fabulous flow and pressure. Variable speed means it only works as hard as hard as it needs to.
Open more taps, and pump speed increases, maintaining constant pressure.
If you go to the pressure boosting section of the site, you will see the major brands, as well as systems designed and built by ourselves in house.
On the site you will find tanks as well, although it's possible your plumber may have more suitable options. If you have time to chat, call the main number tomorrow and ask for Mark. Should be able to sweeten the price also.
There is something very odd going on if you're only getting 12L/min on a 3 bar mdpe connection to the main. Is this measured before any other outlets so as to rule out other internal plumbing issues? I'm reading yes from your post.
I’ve seen that system advertised before but couldn’t find much info on it. I’m assuming any suitable water tank would work with that?.
Yes. Supply it with water and it will work. Click on the Datasheet tab on the web page and the datasheets are available to view/download.
The only problems we have ever had with that product is people assume it goes straight onto the mains, due to how it looks and its compact size.
It’s an older house (60’s built). Water will be for shower/bath and general use around the house.
I’ve only really considered combi system. I’m assuming you are talking about having a hot water tank somewhere?
and wait for there approval which they are unlikely to give in an area where they are already struggling to deliver good flow rate!
Didn't say you shouldn't was just responding to someone who implied it was a simple process!If you dont ask, you dont get.
You need some form of cold water storage, to feed the E.Sybox or any other pump for that matter.I've been renovating my house for the past 6 months and as part of this I've had a new 40kw Baxi Ecotec boiler, full new piping throughout and have fitted a Mira element shower. I was expecting pretty amazing showers on a morning, and whilst it's ok it's not quite the blasting I was expecting. One thing I've noticed is that the water flow seems decent however if I turn the tap in the kitchen on I get zero water at the bathroom tap, could there be a problem there?
If I bought the Dab E.Sybox Mini 3 as mentioned above, what else would I require and how/where is it fitted?