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Is the MQ Booster a self-priming pump?

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The MQ Booster is designed for…

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When planning for suction lift, be sure to consider…

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What does “Cruise Control” mean when applied to the Grundfos CME Booster?

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Is the CM Booster with PM2 approved for drinking water?

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What does ‘PM’ stand for?

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How is the MQ Booster’s motor cooled?

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1: Is the MQ Booster a self-priming pump?
Yes
1: Is the MQ Booster a self-priming pump?
No
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1: Is the MQ Booster a self-priming pump?
Trick question! There’s no need for self-priming in booster applications
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2: The MQ Booster is designed for…
Domestic, agricultural and horizontal applications
2: The MQ Booster is designed for…
Vertical, horizontal and inverted-install applications
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2: The MQ Booster is designed for…
Domestic, agricultural and light commercial applications
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3: When planning for suction lift, be sure to consider…
Average water temperatures
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3: When planning for suction lift, be sure to consider…
The length of the suction pipe
3: When planning for suction lift, be sure to consider…
The number of people using water
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4: What does “Cruise Control” mean when applied to the Grundfos CME Booster?
Always the same speed
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4: What does “Cruise Control” mean when applied to the Grundfos CME Booster?
Always constant pressure
4: What does “Cruise Control” mean when applied to the Grundfos CME Booster?
Always constant temperature
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5: Is the CM Booster with PM2 approved for drinking water?
Yes
5: Is the CM Booster with PM2 approved for drinking water?
No
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5: Is the CM Booster with PM2 approved for drinking water?
In some markets only
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6: What does ‘PM’ stand for?
Pump manager
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6: What does ‘PM’ stand for?
Performance maximiser
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6: What does ‘PM’ stand for?
Pressure manager
7: How is the MQ Booster’s motor cooled?
Air
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7: How is the MQ Booster’s motor cooled?
Water
7: How is the MQ Booster’s motor cooled?
The MQ doesn’t require cooling
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8: When combined with a CM Booster, PM2 provides…
Pressure boosting plus suction functionality
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8: When combined with a CM Booster, PM2 provides…
Fully automated constant pressure performance
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8: When combined with a CM Booster, PM2 provides…
Simplified start-up pressure settings