Bristan Pumps > Twin Flow Single Speed Impeller Shower Pump 2 Bar (High Boost).

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Twin flow impeller pump. Water pressure 2 bar (high boost).

• Twin single speed impeller for boosting two water supplies.
• Suitable for gravity systems only.
• Suitable for conventional showers, wash basins and individual mixer taps.
• Quiet and hassle free operation (anti-vibration fee).
• Includes 4 x push fit flexible hoses G3/4 x 15mm.
• Pump automatically starts when flow of water exceeds 0.8 litres per minute.
• Maximum flow: 35 litres per minute maximum.
• This pump offers the equivalent of raising the cold water cistern 19 metres above its current position.
• Water pressure: 2 bar.
• Power: 420 Watts.
• All electrical connections should be carried out by a qualified electrician.
• WRAS approved.
• CE approved.
• 2 Year guarantee: Bristan pumps from Stuart Turner guarantee this pump for 2 years.

£212.99 inc VAT & Delivery
£177.49 excluding VAT
RRP: £299.00  Save: £86.01
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Product Code: B-STPUMP20TN
Barcode: 5014868021669

The Bristan range of shower pumps offer a variety of electrically controlled shower booster pumps for different applications. These are designed for domestic use to boost the pressure and flow of gravity hot/cold water supplies to showers.

Bristan pumps are all AC powered and have a single motor with either a single impeller or twin impellers attached to improve the performance of a single/mixed water supply or two separate water supplies. The pumps are activated by a flow switch fitted in the pump outlet housing. The flow switch is triggered when a sufficient volume of water flows through it. When the water flow ceases the pump will stop automatically.

Bristan pumps can only be used in gravity fed installations and cannot be used with combination boilers, unvented and pressurised mains systems. Pumps must not be connected to water mains, either directly or indirectly via a mains fed water heater and must always be fitted in accordance with current water regulations. Therefore, it is important that you identify your plumbing installation to see if a pump is suitable before installing one.