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Jump over to a tap with a bowl. Crank the tap open to its maximum, and measure out the water you’re left with after 60 seconds. The Salamander HomeBoost Inline Pump is compatible with mains-fed systems, combi boilers, Megaflow systems, unvented cylinders, and pressurised systems. Begin your installation by unboxing the pump and reading the installation guide, this is key to avoiding common installation pitfalls. You can now begin to install the pump, here’s how to do it in eight steps…. 1. Turn off the mains Make sure to turn off the mains water supply at the stop tap and drain down the system. 2. Cut the pipe With its WRAS approval, Quiet Mark award, and 3-year warranty, the Salamander HomeBoost inline pump is a reliable and efficient choice for improving water performance in your home. Installation Process and Compatibility
One of the key features of the Salamander HomeBoost inline pump is its ability to detect and boost flow when needed, ensuring optimal water performance throughout your whole house. If you have a combi boiler in your home your system is mains fed and relies on the local water authorities to provide water to your property boundary. This means that your water pressure and flow may vary at different times of day e.g.. when your neighbours are also using water too, or you may constantly have less water pressure and flow than you would like. Salamander Pumps offer a range of mains booster products including inline pumps and accumulator tanks to improve mains water pressure and flow in domestic and light commercial installations.You need to work out whether you want to pump to the shower only or additional appliances, for example bath taps, the toilet cistern or washing machine. The CT Xtra twin range will pump the shower only, all other ranges are suitable for multiple household appliances. View our shower pump selector guide below for further information. Do you want to boost hot AND cold water or hot OR cold water? Hot AND cold water CT Bathroom pumps have been designed specifically to meet the demand for increased water supply to the bathroom. With positive head and negative (universal) head models available in 1.8 or 2.6 No, the HomeBoost pump does not require any additional equipment or accessories for installation. It can be fitted directly onto the incoming mains water line in mains-fed systems, making it a convenient and hassle-free solution for boosting water flow. It does of course require a power supply near by. What Is the Average Lifespan of the Homeboost Inline Pump? The HomeBoost pump sits directly on the incoming mains water line and can boost flow to showers, baths, taps, cisterns, and washing machines. Unlike other pumps, the HomeBoost can detect when the flow is poor and only boosts flow when necessary.
Most manufacturers focus on the functionality of the pump, but not what it’s like for people like you and me, to live with day in, day out. To ensure compatibility, it is important to choose a pump that is compatible with your specific system. Here’s a handy table to help you understand the compatibility of the Salamander HomeBoost with different types of mains-fed systems: Mains Fed System These systems are identified by a wall hung boiler and metal-clad hot water storage tanks and no cold water storage.Installing a Home Boost isn’t particularly difficult. With a few tools, and a bit of DIY know-how, you can install the Salamander Home Boost, without paying a plumbing or heating engineer. Fitting the Salamander HomeBoost is a cost-effective method of boosting water pressure, while being compliant with water fitting regulations. The HomeBoost will improve the flow of your shower, speed up bath filling and improve the effectiveness of your boiler. At 46dBA, it's also one of the quietest shower pumps on the market today.
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