borehole domestic system
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Yes, if its properly designed an installed.
A pump and accumulator provides the supply.
You may well need a holding tank or a Grundfoss Home Booster setup or equivalent make.
But it does need to be properly designed and installed.
Tony
A pump and accumulator provides the supply.
You may well need a holding tank or a Grundfoss Home Booster setup or equivalent make.
But it does need to be properly designed and installed.
Tony
thanks for the fast reply tony, just a bit of clarification, will the borehole pump pressurise the system, currently I have a header tank with a float switch and a booster pump inside with a flow switch, my idea is to swap the lot for a pressurised tank in the garage connect directly to the borehole pump do you think this is doable
Andrew
Andrew
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pressure switch + vessel (bigger is better) + pump = job done. Just make sure the pump has enough oomph. I run a 20 bar pump from my well (about 400m away and 130m lower) which delivers 6 bar and 65 litres p/m to my stoptap. Guessing the bore hole company sized it appropriatly and provided filters as required so you should be fine.
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