PHAM NEWS | APRIL 2026 38 Product News


Choosing the right pump for the job at hand


New digital tools have been introduced by Tucson to support the selection of its shower and booster pumps. The tools will help installers choose suitable products more efficiently and with greater clarity. An advanced filter allows


users to refine options according to installation requirements, reducing the number of unsuitable models displayed. The system is designed to narrow results quickly based on selected criteria. In addition, interactive performance curves are provided on Tucson’s shower and booster pump product pages. These enable installers to view pump performance across different flow rates and pressures and to input specific values in litres per minute and metres of head to check whether a model meets the required operating point. Neil Wilson, head of marketing, says: “Picking up the wrong


pump isn’t just frustrating; it can add hours onto an already packed schedule, or introduce callbacks later. Our new filters and interactive performance curves are designed to make selecting the right pump quicker and more straightforward. Whether it’s boosting shower performance or tackling low water pressure, installers want to identify the right pump quickly, fit it confidently and move on to the next job without delays.” ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/71


Approval for compact pressure booster


EsyBox Pop from DAB Pumps has received WRAS approval, which confirms the product meets the standards required by the Water Regulations Advisory Scheme for use on wholesome water supplies. The EsyBox Pop is the latest


model in the EsyBox range of automatic water boosters. It is a compact, all-in-one pressure boosting unit designed for homes where space is limited and is supplied ready to operate. It can be installed in confined areas such as cupboards or utility spaces. The unit incorporates a variable


for configuration and monitoring via the DAB H2D app. An optional EsyDock Pop accessory is available to support flexible installation. Installation is straightforward;


frequency drive to adjust motor speed in response to demand, and it includes built-in connectivity


Colour counts in creating the ideal look


In response to the growing demand for more colour and unit options when choosing bathroom furniture, Bathrooms to Love by PJH has added two new hues to its modular furniture range, Elements. Elements is now available in a calming Matt


Latte finish (pictured) as well as a Matt Misty Blue. The two new colourways join an eclectic mix of other finishes: a Matt Antique Rose, Matt Graphite Grey, Natural Seville Oak and Gloss White – chosen to appeal to a wide range of tastes allowing for optimum design personalisation. The new range is further enhanced with a great choice of handles, in an array of shapes and finishes,


Filtration range for heat pump systems


New from Kamco is the SystemGuard HP Range, a series of backwashable heat pump filters designed to protect low-carbon heating systems. The products are designed to support performance, efficiency and long-term reliability as heat pump adoption increases in the UK. The range includes the SystemGuard HP and SystemGuard HP+, both developed to address magnetite, sludge and particulate debris within heating circuits. According to Kamco, the filters


combine mechanical, magnetic and electrostatic technologies to improve system cleanliness and maintain flow rates.


Modular bathroom furniture


Chameleon is the name of a modular bathroom furniture brand introduced by Fluidità. The range is built around a quick- release panel system that allows flexibility across different design styles. The concept enables users to interchange fascia panels to move between Shaker, Slab and Handleless formats, for both contemporary and traditional interiors. The furniture includes soft- close mechanisms on doors and


Designed to enhance the look of modern minimalism, VitrA’s new Glora and Sareta furniture ranges focus on wall-hung formats, natural tones and handleless cabinetry to create a clean bathroom layout. The manufacturer positions both collections as part of its contemporary offering, with designs to support everyday use while maximising space. Glora (pictured) features sculpted forms with illuminated curves and


drawers as standard. The range offers matching carcase and front door colour options, along with a selection of handles, countertops


and basins designed to coordinate with modular and fitted furniture lines. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/75


is available in finishes including Matt White, Matt Taupe and Matt Stone Grey. It includes integrated drawer storage and smooth matt surfaces. Sareta is presented as a versatile and accessibly priced range offered


in Round and Square styles. It comes in six finishes: High Gloss White, Matt White, Matt Graphite, Matt Green, Matt Terracotta and Maple Oak. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/76


Features include backwashable


cleaning, an internal bypass to allow continued operation during servicing, and a dry-pocket magnet to simplify maintenance. The SystemGuard HP model


incorporates a 100-micron internal mesh, while the HP+ version adds enhanced venting and desludging capability alongside electrostatic particle capture. The range offers flexible


installation options and is available with different connection sizes, including up to DN50 on selected models. All products are supplied with a five-year warranty. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/74


the plug-and-play design and rotatable fittings help speed up work in confined spaces, and the IPX5 rating means it can also be installed outdoors if required. For wall-mounted installations, the EsyDock Pop is available, allowing the system to be piped in advance so the pump can be fitted later, or removed and replaced easily. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/72


such as Brushed Brass, Brushed Bronze, Matt Black, Walnut-effect, and even a Chrome Deco-inspired knob. ◼ phamnews.co.uk/426/73


Contemporary solutions defined by clean lines


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