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Also if you use an S-flange like this http://www.salamander-pumps.com/s-flange.html the have an adapter with them so they work with both male and female connections.

Well all I can say is it will invalidate the guarantee and will certainly give you other issues, who @ salamander sent you this, I will speak to them for you tomorrow and get this cleared up. first name and second initial will do.

Sounds to me that you do not have great mains pressure at the top of the house, I would stick with what you have as it worked if you get a pump with a slightly different pressure you might not be able to balance the temperature on the shower very well. A couple of notes. The pump might...

Can not really answer that as it depends on how restrictive the shower valve head or hose and handset is, if the items are for use on a low pressure system then you might get away with a positive head pump. You have two choices as far as I can see, either buy a negative head pump and it will...

Hi Fozzer, the subject has been covered a bit here http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=253904 CT pumps are not that quiet.

B&Q and screwfix and one and the same taps, Swirl is basically china import taps, there is no such brand as swirl as they are own brand rubbish. I would agree with Chris Bristan aint what they used to be but at least they do have good customer service and you can always get the parts. Iflo...

Well Done A good result then.

The taps being higher than the pump will not make any difference. But I think you are best going for a neg head pump as well.

Sorry mate, something is wrong here! Are you storing hot water in a cylinder?

Cor thats a nice work of art! I am not too sure about what you are saying as to the max static pressure they will produce when they first released them I did not think they have changed apart from the cover made more modern, not that I do not believe you. As it stands with the current...

Basically it will always be problematic yes. why do you not remove the pump from where it is, stick it in the airing cupboard, when it burns out which it will when pumping separate hot and cold taps buy a rhp50 http://www.salamander-pumps.com/rhp50-twin-whole-house-pump.html Here is an...

you should not really need a separate set of taps if it is thermostatic you will not be able to get 100% hot water out of a thermostat. you can adjust the max temp to within say 5% of the supply temp, so try to adjust thermostat first, remove the temp handle and it should become clear if not...

Sorry can not tell from that picture, if it is thermostatic then you should be able to calibrate the incoming temperature. check the temp of the supply pipes to see if it is the same as the water flowing into the bath if it is noticeably hotter if it is then it will be thermostatic.

I thought that it used a 8 liter pressure vessel not an accumulator as such? I think the max pressure you will get is 3.6 bar as a closed head situation and you can only adjust the cut in pressure on these transducers so you are not adjusting the pressure you are adjusting the point at which...

It could be an electric in that case pump should be neg head and maybe ST better choice as they have a smaller one which would be better as electric showers have a low flow rate, or some people have pump from cold on combi systems to effect the flow of the combi less by slowing the refill rate...

See Richard good to see your confidence has come back! :D The issue always is posters needing help have to give all the correct information and they have to want to listen. Richard can you pm me as I do not know how to do it as I want you too look at something for me.

[/url] An ESP80 is a single impeller pump not twin? Its a good pump dunno why it has not lasted for you are you sure it is fitted correctly. Its the same motor as the Stuart Turners!

LOL Come on Richard I am a massive fan you not only give good sound advice you also tell people how to parent at the same time!!! I will keep it as simple as poss. it is not really all about height its about flow, if you water flows at 1 liter per minute then you can use a positive head...