Stewart turner pump

bewhiched

Hi can some one help I'm due to buy athe above pump 3-7 bar positive iv no idea which I SHOULD be buying how do I know which one is suitable fr what I need it for which is to have water power in my shower thank you very much

LIFFY FISHING

bewhiched wrote: »

Hi can some one help I'm due to buy athe above pump 3-7 bar positive iv no idea which I SHOULD be buying how do I know which one is suitable fr what I need it for which is to have water power in my shower thank you very much

There is no such thing as a 3-7 bar Stuart Turner pump, what make and type is your shower and where is it located in relation to your cold water tank, are you living in an apartment or house ?

bewhiched

Oh right my cold tank is in the house and my shower is a no name shower was in when I'd bought the house thanks very much again

LIFFY FISHING wrote: »

There is no such thing as a 3-7 bar Stuart Turner pump, what make and type is your shower and where is it located in relation to your cold water tank, are you living in an apartment or house ?

sky6

Is there a Pump there already? What make and size is it. Are you changing it looking for more pressure.
What size is the cold Water supply. If you put in too big a pump it will drain the Storage Tank in no time and leave the pump running dry. There's usually a flow rate printed on the Pump which will help to make sure you have an adequate supply to cope with the proposed Pump.
Generally speaking a 2 Bar Pump is adequate for most situations and people.

corkplumber

bewhiched wrote: »

Hi can some one help I'm due to buy athe above pump 3-7 bar positive iv no idea which I SHOULD be buying how do I know which one is suitable fr what I need it for which is to have water power in my shower thank you very much

is it for a positive or negative head. what size cylinder and how many showers?

bewhiched

No no pump need pressure from the shower think its a positive pump just the main shower and the en suite so a 3-7 bar is too much is it need to be sure first thanks guys

corkplumber

ill assume you have a standard size cylinder and its a mixer valve shower. just get a 2 bar pump.

problem solved.

if its not pumped at present. take a pipe connection in 3/4 from attic tank to feed pump. take a 3/4 inch supply from top of cylinder via surrey vlange or the likes and pipe back to shower. you can take electric supply from live side of immersion.

bewhiched

Ok so a 2 bar be enough thank you corkplummer really appricte it

corkplumber

thats job oxo.

bewhiched

Great iv not a clue about anything like this you just save me a small fortune?? Thanks again