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What makes SCALA2 able to offer a maximum sound pressure level of 47 dB(A) in typical use?

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Is SCALA2 able to boost water from a depth of below 6 metres?

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How do you check the water pressure after installing the SCALA2?

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1: What makes SCALA2 able to offer a maximum sound pressure level of 47 dB(A) in typical use?
A specially designed low-noise fan
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1: What makes SCALA2 able to offer a maximum sound pressure level of 47 dB(A) in typical use?
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1: What makes SCALA2 able to offer a maximum sound pressure level of 47 dB(A) in typical use?
A sound-reducing pump house
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2: Is SCALA2 able to boost water from a depth of below 6 metres?
Yes, the maximum depth is 8 m, but you might need to re-prime the pump
2: Is SCALA2 able to boost water from a depth of below 6 metres?
Yes, but you need to fill the suction line entirely
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2: Is SCALA2 able to boost water from a depth of below 6 metres?
No
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3: How do you check the water pressure after installing the SCALA2?
Attach a water hose to the outside tap – if one is available – and see if the pressure is adequate
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3: How do you check the water pressure after installing the SCALA2?
Turn on the shower. If the home has two or more showers, then check the one furthest from the SCALA2
3: How do you check the water pressure after installing the SCALA2?
Turn on at least three taps, preferably on different floors
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