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When customisation and flexibility are key

Unnecessary energy consumption is a common challenge in many pump installations. However, a variable speed pump such as the pumps within the CM, CME Booster range can overcome this. By matching the power consumption with the required water output, the pumps are completely customised according to your needs, resulting in lower running costs.

Cambodian water plant enjoys 15% energy and water savings | Grundfos

In the Cambodian province of Takéo, the water supply company was doing what it could with the technology it had to supply drinking water to the small city of Doun Kaev and the surrounding 45 villages of about 44,000 people.

Dubai buildings unlock up to 80% energy savings with simple pump swaps | ...

A Dubai building owner is saving 50-80% electricity from the pumps in its air-conditioning systems. With a retrofit, the customer got new, state-of-the-art pump equipment and is providing a better environment to residents. The project is in line with Dubai’s goal of saving 30% of its energy by retrofitting 30,000 buildings by 2030. It all starts with a Grundfos Energy Check.

Easy access to safe, affordable water changes lives in Ugandan villages | ...

After decades of unsafe water access causing sickness and death, fishing villages by Lake Victoria are now getting safe and affordable water with Grundfos Lifelink systems. In one village, diarrhoea cases are on the way to total eradication.

How an old treatment plant became one of Poland's best | Grundfos

Tomaszów updated its wastewater plant with a full-line supply of Grundfos pumps, mixers, optimised tank design and project execution. The city saved 50% energy and improved its water output to be among the best in Poland.

Ningbo doses safely and accurately for 1.5 million citizens | Grundfos

Raised on a hillside in the mountains near this urban area of about 4 million in Zhejiang province, the Ningbo Dongqian Lake water plant would supply water to about a third of the city's population.

Luxury hotel cuts energy in half and keeps comfort at 100% | Grundfos

In 2010, Midea renovated its headquarters in Shunde, China. The company used another brand of pumps. By 2011, high electricity costs, high noise and other problems from those pumps encouraged the owners to look for a better solution.

Additional Circulator Knowledge | Grundfos

Get a greater insight into circulator pumps. This topic on circulator pumps is designed to further boost your knowledge of circulators, providing you with concise information on how to replace an old circulator, as well as how to assemble an ALPHA plug.

Air Conditioning | Grundfos

This course offers two perspectives on air conditioning: 1) How to choose the right control mode and 2) Affordability and flexibility of different systems.

The ALPHA2 circulator pump and easy balancing with the GO Balance app | ...

This course provides an introduction to the ALPHA2 features and benefits and its many available control modes with a special focus on the efficient and easy balancing of heating systems in one-family homes.

An extended look at Building Information Modeling (BIM) | Grundfos

This course will take you further into the world of BIM, offering a thorough insight into schedule templates and data standards. You’ll also learn about different LOD definitions and what they mean for the information of model elements.

12 - Applying proportional pressure in water boosting systems | Grundfos

This course will give you a thorough insight into the significant savings that can be made by applying proportional pressure in water boosting systems in commercial buildings.

Basic hydraulics and pump performance | Grundfos

This course will introduce you to the basics of hydraulics. It will also help you better understand and monitor pump performance.

Data-light BIM assets | Grundfos

Data-heavy files with a lot of detailed information decrease workflow speed. Grundfos offers the resolution that suits your needs and preferences.

Solutions for buildings | Grundfos

The world’s increasing urbanisation is contributing to significant amounts of energy being used. The global cooling demand alone has doubled in less than 20 years. And water and energy go hand in hand. In general water pumps currently account for a huge amount of the world’s electricity consumption — but with more energy efficient pump solutions, this amount can be heavily reduced.

Solutions for cities | Grundfos

Worldwide, cities are rapidly expanding — by 2030, 60% of the population is expected to live in urban environments — and the demand for safe and clean water is only growing.

Solutions for industries | Grundfos

Despite rising demands for water and energy, we’re continuing to contaminate or waste our available resources. The availability of the world’s scarce water resources is increasingly limited due to the pollution of freshwater resources caused by the disposal of large quantities of insufficiently treated, or untreated, wastewater into rivers, lakes, aquifers and coastal waters. A total of 80% of all wastewater returns to nature without being properly treated.

Get the engineering manual for Boilers and Systems | Grundfos

Cavitation is the main reason for pump system breakdowns – and the high temperatures in steam boiler systems increase the risk of it occurring. Avoiding cavitation requires considerations of the pressure available at the inlet of the pump in order to make sure that NPSHA > NPSHR.

Get the engineering manual: Heating in Commercial Buildings | Grundfos

Increasing demands for energy efficient heating solutions needs a broad perspective to fully understand how a building is heated and the impact of air-based versus hydronic systems. Download the engineering manual and learn more.