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● Centrifugal booster pumps - A centrifugal booster pump is designed to draw in water and thrust it out towards the shower under higher pressure; created by an internal impeller. These pumps are extremely efficient and are generally quieter. For higher pressures, multiple impellers can be added to the pump in order to create improved pressure as the water reaches each next impeller (also known as a stage). Centrifugal booster pumps which have more than one impeller are often referred to as multistage centrifugal pumps.
● Regenerative booster pumps - A regenerative booster pump is designed to deal with air that can get into the system. No booster pump is impervious to air, however regenerative pumps tend to be affected that little bit less. They're also easier to install and can work around pipework which contains lots of bends. The final benefit of regenerative booster pumps is their cost. They're cheaper to buy which makes them much more popular when you take the other benefits into account.
If you're interested in a quiet or silent booster pump then continue reading for more information about these.
Quiet booster pumps
A quiet booster pump is exactly what you're thinking, quiet. Booster pumps perform a tough task turning trickles into torrents so it's understandable that they can sometimes be a little noisy. if you don't choose a quiet booster pump and find it's too noisy at a later date there are booster pump noise reduction kits that you can buy.
Pumps usually seem louder at night. Through the day, typical daily noise will generally cancel out the sound, but they really become more prominent in the dead of night. If this is an issue then you could choose a setup on a timer so that the pump is inactive during certain hours.
One of the quietest booster pumps available is the Salamander CT Force 15TU - in fact, at just 48dB it's the quietest twin brass regenerative booster pump.
Other ways to keep your booster pump quiet is to fix it against a solid surface which will help soak up some of the vibration of the pump. A concrete block or something alike will usually do the trick. You could also purchase a booster pump anti vibration mat. They too absorb the vibrations caused by the pump and can drastically reduce noise.
At the end of the day, a working pump will never truly be silent so a noisy pump is normal. If you think your pump is making excessive noise or whining noises then there could be something wrong with it so do get it checked out by a professional.
For more info contact booster pump suppliers in uae or call us at +971 4 252 2966
● Regenerative booster pumps - A regenerative booster pump is designed to deal with air that can get into the system. No booster pump is impervious to air, however regenerative pumps tend to be affected that little bit less. They're also easier to install and can work around pipework which contains lots of bends. The final benefit of regenerative booster pumps is their cost. They're cheaper to buy which makes them much more popular when you take the other benefits into account.
If you're interested in a quiet or silent booster pump then continue reading for more information about these.
Quiet booster pumps
A quiet booster pump is exactly what you're thinking, quiet. Booster pumps perform a tough task turning trickles into torrents so it's understandable that they can sometimes be a little noisy. if you don't choose a quiet booster pump and find it's too noisy at a later date there are booster pump noise reduction kits that you can buy.
Pumps usually seem louder at night. Through the day, typical daily noise will generally cancel out the sound, but they really become more prominent in the dead of night. If this is an issue then you could choose a setup on a timer so that the pump is inactive during certain hours.
One of the quietest booster pumps available is the Salamander CT Force 15TU - in fact, at just 48dB it's the quietest twin brass regenerative booster pump.
Other ways to keep your booster pump quiet is to fix it against a solid surface which will help soak up some of the vibration of the pump. A concrete block or something alike will usually do the trick. You could also purchase a booster pump anti vibration mat. They too absorb the vibrations caused by the pump and can drastically reduce noise.
At the end of the day, a working pump will never truly be silent so a noisy pump is normal. If you think your pump is making excessive noise or whining noises then there could be something wrong with it so do get it checked out by a professional.
For more info contact booster pump suppliers in uae or call us at +971 4 252 2966
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