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Grundfos SCALA2 keeps the pressure on
Combining the pump, motor, tank, sensor, drive and non-return valve in one neat package, the Grundfos SCALA2 is the perfect solution to water pressure issues. Automatically adjusting its performance to meet both inlet pressure and water consumption demands, it will provide the perfect pressure for up to 8 water outlets – even with multiple taps and showers running at the same time.
This makes the SCALA2 the perfect choice for a range of domestic applications as well as boosting from roof tanks, break tanks, ground tanks, and rainwater tanks. It can be used with a break tank to boost pressure into a combi boiler or unvented cylinder system. The SCALA2s suction lift performance enables the break tank to be located up to 8 metres below the pump location, this includes boosting from wells.
These sets also offer great value for money and with a noise level of 47 dB(A) in typical use, the SCALA2 is one of the quietest boosters in its class and just one variant is suitable for all domestic applications.
We’re pleased to say it isn’t just us who thinks this great little booster package is a real winner, in the
past year it has picked up multiple of UK awards as well as surpassing sales expectations. So, when you need to deliver additional pressure boosting – the Grundfos SCALA2 will keep the pressure on.
Flexseal extend its range of Icon Pushfit couplings to connect 6-inch pipes
Flexseal have recently been using their knowledge and expertise within the pipe connections industry to solve common problems in innovative ways. The Company which have been supplying couplings to the UK market for almost 30 years have been proactively seeking innovation opportunities to help add new value to its supply chain, including merchant partners.
Icon pushfit connecting two pipes
50 drain TRADER | June 2018 |
www.draintraderltd.com
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