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From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
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What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
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Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
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Where are transfer pumps often installed?
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What is the main job of a transfer pump
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What feature is necessary, if a booster pump is installed above a water storage tank with a negative inlet pressure?
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Q: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
A: Shallow wells
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Q: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
A: Water mains
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Q: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
A: Roof tanks
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Q: What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
A: Good air-handling capabilities and an inlet filter
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Q: What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
A: Low noise level
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Q: What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
A: A compact design
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Q: Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
A: They are cheaper
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Q: Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
A: They are easier to install, operate and maintain
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Q: Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
A: They have a longer product life
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Q: Where are transfer pumps often installed?
A: Inside
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Q: Where are transfer pumps often installed?
A: Outside
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Q: Where are transfer pumps often installed?
A: Just under the roof
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Q: What is the main job of a transfer pump
A: To create the necessary pressure and lift to move water from one place to another
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Q: What is the main job of a transfer pump
A: To ensure sufficient pressure in the taps
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Q: What is the main job of a transfer pump
A: To discharge water from the domestic building
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Q: What feature is necessary, if a booster pump is installed above a water storage tank with a negative inlet pressure?
A: Dry-run protection
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Q: What feature is necessary, if a booster pump is installed above a water storage tank with a negative inlet pressure?
A: Self-priming
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Q: What feature is necessary, if a booster pump is installed above a water storage tank with a negative inlet pressure?
A: Pressure stabiliser