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hudson reed | 2009 | shower pumps<br />
Shower Pumps<br />
PR50D Twin Impeller,<br />
1.5 bar Shower Pump<br />
AW301 Chrome £268.00<br />
Do I need a pump?<br />
Historically, British water systems are generally connected to a cold water storage<br />
tank which is kept in the loft. These are known as gravity fed systems which are<br />
low pressure, and rely on the height of the tank to provide the water flow<br />
pressure for the house. Due to height restrictions imposed on where the tank can<br />
go, low pressure is a resulting factor (can be as low as 0.1 bar).<br />
For those who prefer power shower performance, it is necessary to pump a<br />
gravity fed system, or install a high pressure boiler or unvented system.<br />
NOTE: Only low pressure gravity fed systems can be pumped, check with your<br />
installer that the cold water storage tank and hot water cylinder is big enough<br />
(the hot water may run out). The standard UK domestic tank is 225 litres, (this<br />
should be sufficient) but for larger homes a 450 litre tank is recommended. An<br />
120 litre cylinder for hot water should be sufficient, but a larger home may<br />
require an 166 litre cylinder. Pumps must be fitted in accordance with current<br />
Water Regulations, and not be connected to the water mains, either directly or<br />
indirectly via a mains fed water heater.<br />
Where will the pump be fitted?<br />
The pumps work by pushing water rather than pulling it, and are situated as<br />
close to the water supply as possible. Therefore, they are commonly fitted close<br />
to the hot water cylinder in the airing cupboard.<br />
All shower valves<br />
• 10 Year Guarantee<br />
• Suitable for Water Systems between 0.1 and 4.0 bar<br />
• Suitable for gravity fed pumped, modulating combi boilers, and unvented mains<br />
pressure systems<br />
Thermostatic shower valves<br />
• Built in anti-scald device<br />
• Maximum temperature safety stop @ 38ºC with override button facility<br />
• Dual control<br />
• Adjustable inlet elbows to allow top, bottom or back supply connections<br />
• Exposed or concealed in one box<br />
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BP65D Twin Impeller,<br />
Heavy Duty Brass 2 bar Shower Pump<br />
AW302 Chrome £605.00<br />
Pump specification:<br />
Our pumps are all “Twin Impeller Pumps” which are designed to boost the<br />
performance of two water supplies (hot and cold) to a fitting with separate flow<br />
controls. Whole house applications, one or two complete bathroom suites or a<br />
single mixer valve can have their performance boosted depending on the rating<br />
of the pump chosen. Note: Avoid pumping water to traditional WC systems<br />
with lever flush operation, as this can reduce the lifespan of the pump. The<br />
disadvantages of pumped systems are that there is an element of noise during<br />
operation, and also servicing issues need to be considered. However, for many<br />
homes that require power showering from a gravity fed system, they are the only<br />
solution without having to replace the full hot water system.<br />
How do I choose the correct pump?<br />
It is important that the correct pump is chosen to achieve the desired<br />
performance. Below is a table that can be used to identify what pump would<br />
be required to satisfy your installation.<br />
Tec manual single lever shower valve<br />
• Ceramic disc technology<br />
• Manufactured from solid brass<br />
• Exposed or concealed in one box<br />
BP100D Twin Impeller,<br />
Heavy Duty Brass 3 bar Shower Pump<br />
AW303 Chrome £645.00<br />
APPLICATION: PR50D 1.5 bar<br />
PUMP TYPE NEEDED<br />
BP65D 2 bar BP100D 3 bar<br />
Basic bathroom suite (basin/ bath taps shower mixer taps) • • •<br />
2 basic bathroom suites • •<br />
Shower mixer valve - single spray pattern • •<br />
Single shower mixer valve, up to 3 spray patterns • •<br />
Single shower mixer valve, multi function (4 spray patterns) • • •<br />
Shower panel • •<br />
PR50D and BP65D are booster pumps. If you wish for true continental power shower performance, we recommend the BP100D.<br />
Shower Technical Information<br />
Tec thermostatic sequential shower valve<br />
• Single lever flow and temperature control<br />
• Exposed or concealed in one box<br />
• Manufactured from solid brass<br />
• Built in anti-scald device<br />
Twin thermostatic shower valves<br />
• Built in anti-scald device<br />
• Maximum temperature safety stop @ 38ºC with override button facility<br />
• Twin control<br />
Designer Radiators<br />
Leith<br />
The simple, clean lines of the Leith Designer<br />
Radiator offer an attractive focal point to<br />
complement any modern design scheme.<br />
Choose from White, Anthracite or Silver<br />
finishes for ultimate flexibility.<br />
Radiator valves are supplied separately (see page 135).<br />
See page 138 for dimensions and technical information.<br />
All prices include VAT at 15%.<br />
hudson reed | 2009 | leith<br />
Leith Designer Radiator<br />
HLW55 White<br />
£442.00<br />
output: 1466 Btu/hr<br />
height: 1600mm<br />
width: 450mm<br />
Leith Designer Radiator<br />
HLA55 Anthracite<br />
£474.00<br />
output: 1466 Btu/hr<br />
height: 1600mm<br />
width: 450mm<br />
Leith Designer Radiator<br />
HLS55 Silver<br />
£474.00<br />
output: 1466 Btu/hr<br />
height: 1600mm<br />
width: 450mm<br />
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