Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: richywilts on February 01, 2013, 11:25:26 pm
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http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/051012600
or is it worth spending the money on a £300 one
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should be ok - i know several on here use them,
personally i use this one -)DAB Jet 102 M 230V ) it can run 24/7 and i've treated it badly ( out in the cold/wet
and it keeps on going boosted production upto 200 ltrs p/h
heres a link
http://www.anglianpumping.com/Self-priming-Pumps/
Darran
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Don't know how true this is but.. When I last phoned pure freedom, we got chatting about booster pumps and the guy I spoke to said most pumps with a tank tend to rust inside?
Spend a bit more mate and get one that will last :)
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Get the ro man one for £204
The my self and mr gardiner recommended
Richy.
Av a day of from been a tight arse ! ;D
Or We'll start callin ye bob plumb :o ;)
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http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/051012600
or is it worth spending the money on a £300 one
I'm using this one..........
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/051012200
The one you linked to is not as powerfull.
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I'm using this one :)
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/terrytibbs1975/phpVU2ZemAM.jpg)
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I'm using this one :)
(http://i1234.photobucket.com/albums/ff419/terrytibbs1975/phpVU2ZemAM.jpg)
Hi Terry
Where did you buy those rubber pipes ?
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They are hydraulic hoses, I got them from http://www.bmiuk.co.uk/ or you could try http://www.pirtek.co.uk/
Previously I used reinforced clear pvc hose and the water pressure from the booster pump blew a hole through it! : ;D
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does using 1" hosing make any diffrence? even tho its froming from a standard tap size horse orginally
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i use a 300 RO do most water production in kitchen, at the moment im using a diaphram pump 1.2 lpm 125psi, it takes around 1 hour to fill a 25 litre drum, i need a pump tp make more quicker, im hoping to store it, can these pumps run from the kitchen tap straight to pump, im not using much at this moment but will be using more soon when i know i can get a good supply. have any of you a link for the connections to fit into the RO so i can add a hosepipe onto it instead of 1/4 RO tubong prefferably a straight one. ive tried looking for the connections to to washing machine cold water hose, if you know what i mean, looked on those 2 sites cant see hoses Terry, how much was that pump, mines cracking me up.
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does using 1" hosing make any diffrence? even tho its froming from a standard tap size horse orginally
I can't answer your question, but all the literature thats come with any pump i've had specifies 1 inch pipe so i've always done that even if just for a short length.
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I'm using this one :)
Does yours cut in and out or maintain a steady pressure?
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They are hydraulic hoses, I got them from http://www.bmiuk.co.uk/ or you could try http://www.pirtek.co.uk/
Previously I used reinforced clear pvc hose and the water pressure from the booster pump blew a hole through it! : ;D
Thanks mate, i found similar on e bay now :)
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I'm using this one :)
Does yours cut in and out or maintain a steady pressure?
Cuts in and out, I wish it would maintain a steady pressure!
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They are hydraulic hoses, I got them from http://www.bmiuk.co.uk/ or you could try http://www.pirtek.co.uk/
Previously I used reinforced clear pvc hose and the water pressure from the booster pump blew a hole through it! : ;D
Thanks mate, i found similar on e bay now :)
Good, Happy to help! ;)
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Get the ro man one for £204
The my self and mr gardiner recommended
Richy.
Av a day of from been a tight arse ! ;D
Or We'll start callin ye bob plumb :o ;)
there was one on ebay for 35 quid thats all so thought i question if it was good enough for what i need if it was its worth bidding on and saving 200-250quid
but if it wasnt good enough id just go for the £300 quid one
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this is the one that runs my business Richy
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cbm240e-1in-multi-stage-230v-booster-pum
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this is the one that runs my business Richy
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cbm240e-1in-multi-stage-230v-booster-pum
Window washers - Does yours cut in and out or maintain a steady pressure? Mine cuts in at 3 bar & cuts out at 6 bar, I would prefer if it just ran about 5 bar constantly.
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this is the one that runs my business Richy
http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/cbm240e-1in-multi-stage-230v-booster-pum
Window washers - Does yours cut in and out or maintain a steady pressure? Mine cuts in at 3 bar & cuts out at 6 bar, I would prefer if it just ran about 5 bar constantly.
runs contiually, will only stop if I shut the water off, it detects it and shuts the pump off
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mine seems to run contrinously at 63 psi which is about 4.3 bar
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cheers ian that the one i think im going to go for to be honest have to pop to machine mart this week
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cleanclear, im after a good pump for my 300 ro, as and when required, do you recon this would be fine for me. how quick do you think this would fill a 25 litre drum from ro. need a good pump to fill bigger containers. do you just use hosepipe hose as conections. i am chatting about the one you say you use.
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window washers the one you use is maybe too big for my needs, i dont use that much water a week . ill check machine mart weekend ask there advice. in store. self priming what does this do. what pump would i need for a small setup. 200 litres a week only for now, but with right gear i could do more wfp work.
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do these pumps come ready to just add your hose.
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cleanclear, im after a good pump for my 300 ro, as and when required, do you recon this would be fine for me. how quick do you think this would fill a 25 litre drum from ro. need a good pump to fill bigger containers. do you just use hosepipe hose as conections. i am chatting about the one you say you use.
I think the one i use might me a bit overkill for your needs. I'm pretty sure Vyair and John Hewitt do the booster pumps for the 300 gpd RO's.
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what do you mean by overkill :-\
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what do you mean by overkill :-\
Sorry mate, i don't know anything about pumps really, i can't help you.
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do these pumps come ready to just add your hose.
No - you need a reducer to fit standard hose - Lee gls posted a link on here recently - I bought mine from local hydraulics unit - only about an extra £5 :)