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What is the main job of a transfer pump

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Why install a pump to boost water from city mains?

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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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From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?

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What need do domestic buildings have in common?

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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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1: What is the main job of a transfer pump
To create the necessary pressure and lift to move water from one place to another
1: What is the main job of a transfer pump
To ensure sufficient pressure in the taps
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1: What is the main job of a transfer pump
To discharge water from the domestic building
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2: Why install a pump to boost water from city mains?
Because changes in demand in the city main can result in low pressure at times.
2: Why install a pump to boost water from city mains?
Because mains water generally has a low pressure
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2: Why install a pump to boost water from city mains?
Because mains water tends to loose pressure when traveling through the pipes into the building
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3: Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
They are cheaper
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3: Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
They are easier to install, operate and maintain
3: Why do we recommend opting for a dry-installed booster pump for boosting from a shallow well?
They have a longer product life
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4: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
Shallow wells
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4: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
Water mains
4: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
Roof tanks
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5: What need do domestic buildings have in common?
The need for reducing water pressure
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5: What need do domestic buildings have in common?
The need for a stable water pressure
5: What need do domestic buildings have in common?
The need for increasing water pressure
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6: What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
Good air-handling capabilities and an inlet filter
6: What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
Low noise level
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6: 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 compact design
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