I'm fitting a gravity feed shower and I've bought a pump to go with it. The instructions with the pump say that it's best to fit it as close to the bottom of the hot water tank as possible. I'm running the plumbing for the shower through the loft and down into the bathroom. If I fit the pump next to the tank, which is in a bedroom cupboard, it means the water will be running down into the pump from the hot water tank and the cold tank, which is in the loft, then back up to the loft from the pump. That doesn't seem to make sense to me. Is that normal?
Pump for shower
- Thread starter acepepper
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stops it pulling air down the vent pipe
if you put it in the loft you may only have 2ft of head
in the cupboard say 10 ft
if you put it in the loft you may only have 2ft of head
in the cupboard say 10 ft
yes if you dont belive me connect it up to the tank leave the outlet off and see how high it throws the water joke
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dont think the missus would be impressed tho
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