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Good morning, I would be careful about using a hacksaw with push-fit fittings as a hacksaw end on copper can cut the neoprene o-ring in them. I would use compression, flux and solder or use a pipe-slice and push-fit. cheers

Its no problem, we might not be here every minute of the day but will try to help as much as we can. To the moderator, im sorry about the confusion yesterday but, im just a plumber and very new to the whole forum thing. cheers

Good Morning, You could try an internet search for quiet negative head pumps and the main manufacturers should come up. cheers ken

There seems to be some confusion on other forums now that I am Spam on here. Just to make you all aware that a few of the guys in the office have taken a forum/website each to try and offer some help and advice where needed. As I say, We are here to help and look forward to talking to you all.

Sorry you think that, As I say if anyone would like any help we are here for them - this is not spam. We are genuinely trying to help as a manufacturer of our pumps. Regards

Good Afternoon, Just to let everyone know that if you have a problem with a Salamander pump, Homeboost, force pump etc. I will try to help as much as I can and reply as soon as i get a chance. Talk to you all soon. Regards

Yes the fittings should come off no bother, simply push the collet down with two fingers, give the AVC a little push up onto the pipe to release the barbs and then pull away and it should slide off no problem. If you damage them then you can give us a call *** and we can supply them for you...

Just to let you know the db for an esp50 - 54 the esp75 - 55.4 esp100 57.6

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