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More Pressure In Less Space: DAB Pumps Launches The EsyTwin Mini
DAB Pumps has launched the EsyTwin Mini, a twin-pump booster set designed specifically for the EsyBox Mini3
, offering a smart
solution for when a single pump just isn’t enough. Whether it’s higher flow rates, added redundancy or just future-proofing an installation, the EsyTwin Mini delivers extra performance without demanding extra space.
The EsyBox Mini3 is already a firm favourite with installers who
are looking to achieve consistent water pressure in residential and light commercial buildings. Compact, quiet and energy- efficient, it’s ideal for boosting pressure from taps and showers to garden irrigation systems. Now, with the EsyTwin Mini, users can double that performance by pairing two Mini3
integrated unit; it means greater flow capacity and the option of alternating duty cycles to prolong system life.
Unlike many twin-pump systems, the EsyTwin Mini doesn’t require hardwiring between units. EsyBox Mini3
Instead, up s can communicate wirelessly, commissioning and making future expansion far to four
simplifying easier. The
system also integrates with DAB’s DConnect platform, allowing for remote monitoring and control to suit both homeowners and installers alike.
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www.dabpumps.com
Key advantages of the EsyTwin Mini include: • Higher flow or standby redundancy • Wireless control with no hardwiring between units • Four plumbing options for fast, flexible installation • Built-in check valves, inverter and expansion tank for a true plug-and-play setup • Ultra-quiet performance thanks to water-cooled motors and anti-vibration design • Vertical or horizontal installation, suitable for both new and retrofit systems
s in a single,
From large homes with multiple bathrooms to small apartment blocks and domestic irrigation systems, the EsyTwin Mini is ideal wherever consistent water pressure and compact installation matter.
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