For those that don't have gravity feed for the water that supplies their house, but, use a pump........how many bar is your water pressure set at?
For those that don't have gravity feed for the water that supplies their house, but, use a pump........how many bar is your water pressure set at?
approx. 2.0
I am not sure it is changeable on my pump
A 1 bar mains can push water up 10 metres, 3 bar up 30 metres
Dr Andy lives in a penthouse
http://www.heatweb.com/techtips/mains.html
The Sarena Domestic House Booster
Modern water systems require good pressure – typically at least 2.0 bar and preferably 3.0 bar for best performance.
Meanwhile, water companies are reducing guaranteed mains pressure to as little as 0.7 to 1.0 bar to meet Government requirements to reduce mains leakage.
These two factors mean that the need for boosted supply is no longer restricted to high-rise buildings and nowadays is often essential even for houses.
household water pump -
and the restOriginally Posted by sabaii sabaii
I like a high pressure for my shower, it works properly with 2.0bar
Yep and you won't burn or freeze when some fucker turns the taps on in the kitchen
I think pumps are originally set for an output of 2.2 bar approximately,but you can adjust them.
In our factory we achieve about 6 bar pressure on our bum guns which seems to keep everyone happy.
Also works for the machines which is of secondary importance.
^ Shouldn't have said that on here, you'll be inundated with PM's for application forms
How do you adjust them?
The bum gun in my 3rd floor bathroom hasn't quite got the required blast.
Fok everyone else mate...................I've found the holy grail...........Originally Posted by sabaii sabaii
I hate it when I stay in a hotel with high water pressure in Thailand. It's great for showering, but I've nearly ripped my balls and ringpiece off with high-pressure bum guns on many an occasion. Word to the wise, when staying in hotels always check bum gun velocity BEFORE squirting it at your starfish.
Do you mean the inlet pipe connected to the bum gun?
I want to know if I can adjust the pump? I know it probably depends on the model so I'll take a look when I get home.
I had a new pump installed and they have set it at 3.0 bar, cutting out at 4.0 bar.
The pressure seems excessive (especially the bum-guns).
I'm worried about the pvc water-pipes springing a leak.
No. Where the pipe exit the wall there is often a small tap. It can be partially closed to reduce the pressure.Originally Posted by The Fresh Prince
If you haven't got one then it'll just be down to your poor water pressure.
^ Which will in turn reduce the pressure of the water existing the bum gun.
Get a life, prick.
Here's my set up. It looks like everything is turned on full. Correct?
The green shit is a bit worrying.
Lift the plastic top off the pump somewhere there is a device like the one shown. Some are on the tank like shown some are on the pump.
(Sounds daft but I can't get the picture rotated)
Take the top off and you can adjust the screw on the top. Screw in whichever direction compresses the spring. Probably clockwise but some vary. About 1/4 to 1/2 turn at a time. Remember what you are doing so you can go back to original if you need to. You won't get much but you can get a little more.
Adjust it enough so you can get the 3rd floor unit working. Don't be greedy as you will increase the pressure everywhere.
By the time you have you have gone up and down the stairs a few times you won't need Sabai's 9-week programme.
Last edited by VocalNeal; 20-08-2011 at 11:46 AM.
Better to think inside the pub, than outside the box?
I apologize if any offence was caused. unless it was intended.
You people, you think I know feck nothing; I tell you: I know feck all
Those who cannot change their mind, cannot change anything.
Cheers Neil, that worked. Just a half turn did the trick.Originally Posted by VocalNeal
3/4 of a turn made my eyes squint so I turned it down a little.
Talked to a few people that should know and the common consensus seems to be 3.0 bar.
here in patts, because the area is old, all the supply pipes are old they keep the pressure down to save on leaks. on the ground floor, one tap at a time only, shower too week to switch the heater on, and i'm at the low end of the estate, there are a few two story places up the top, often wonder what there lifes like. i know mine is shite.
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