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pressure and instruct the pump to start. Once the pressure has been boosted, all outlets will benefi t from constant water pressure. For the homeowner, because of the effi cient hydraulics and as it works on demand, it means a water booster can be energy and cost effi cient, while being quiet and compact. The inverter varies the speed of the motor, modulating the hydraulic performance according to the specifi c demand of the plumbing and heating system.
Meanwhile, these systems are quick and easy to install too, so it is not a big investment in terms of additional build time for developers. Water boosters are available in self-priming and non-self- priming options, offering even more fl exibility for installation and location of the system around the home and freeing up interior space.
ADAPTING TO THE CHANGING WAYS WE ARE USING WATER
It is important that housebuilders and developers consider the benefi ts of this water pressure boosting technology when designing and constructing buildings. The relatively cost-effective investment in a water pressure booster allows for signifi cant benefi ts to the resident, improving their quality of life, and satisfaction with their properties.
THE WAY WE ARE USING HOMES AND WATER IS CHANGING © Sasikan Ulevik
The way we are using homes and water is changing. With an increasing population, a growing number of homes and properties, changes to the way we work, there are many factors that mean there’s a much-sharpened focus on utilities and services in our home.
Housebuilders and developers must
consider how to help the homeowner, protecting them from water pressure issues while also safeguarding their own reputation. One such remedy that is cost-effective is to have water boosting products specifi ed from the start.
David Williamson is sales & marketing director at Wilo UK
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