shower pump for instant water heater

[jamespipers]

You shouldn’t connect the water pump directly to your main line for the shower. It is not advisable since the main water line has strong water pressure. You should have your tank to regularize the water flow.

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[Beerlover]

Why are you on this forum? You ask for advice, then totally ignore it

The water regulations are there to protect others from D***heads like you. Geeeesh

I thought it was Essex girls who were meant to be dumb, or maybe Derek is not your real name.

Cheers

 

[looneyfitter]

There is the option of boosted cold water from a POTABLE storage tank.

Do you have any room for such a tank anywhere in the premise?

 

[derekcfoley]

Hi Looneyfitter, thanks for that constructive helpful suggestion, actually I'd already come to that conclusion several months ago after studying my how my father's caravan water system works and realised I'd need a similar thing.

I'll be looking into this again after months of inactivity - and finally resolving it - as I've recently added on a built in garage, so I now have a lot of extra space for a potable storage tank and pump to connect to the system and solve all the issues.

Beerlover, its a real shame you didn't actually read and understand people's issues and postings in more detail before being needlessly abusive - There are lots of ways of doing things, not just the traditional methods which don't suit all people's circumstances. Looneyfitter has the right approach to being helpful.

Thanks again

 

[kevplumb]

hey fellas ive got a twin head shower connected to the mains can i fit a booster pump to increase the flow rate

 

[Norcon]

hey fellas ive got a twin head shower connected to the mains can i fit a booster pump to increase the flow rate

Yes you can.

 

[kevplumb]

yer right norcon here you can

 

[looneyfitter]

Ive jsut had a thought, im sure grundfos do a inline cold mains booster pump?

Also have you thought about fitting an accumulator? Do a search for OSO DUAL STREAM

Another idea would be to add a HW buffer to the multi point.

EDIT:

If you clever enough you can make your own...

http://www.osohotwater.com/uk/products/dualstream/technical_details.html