This household drinking water pressure pumps are equipped with waterproof plug and power cord. The automatic household pressure pumps are suitable for operating taps for the garden, household water supply (eg: running dishwashers) for the average home and can lift water from underground tanks, shallow wells and bores or draw water direct from above ground rainwater tanks.
Power saving, high efficiency design, uses up to 50% less power than many alternatives
• Automatic pressure controller gives consistent pressure supply with run- dry protection
• Special function on pressure controller that automatically checks for water
every 24 hours after a run-dry event Certified for Potable Water Drinking Water Suction lift up to several Meters depth with foot valve
• Quick-plug connection on Pressure Controller
The pressure tank is one of the main components of a well system, along with the pump, pressure switch and the well itself. It stores water from the well and supplies it to your home at an appropriate pressure.
Your pressure tank contains two things: water (at the bottom) and compressed air (at the top). The compressed air exerts pressure on the water when you turn on a faucet, causing it to flow out of the tank and into your home's plumbing at a uniform rate. This occurs in the following way.
Water from the well enters into the bottom of the tank through the action of the pump. As the water level rises, the air at the top of the tank is increasingly compressed. Once maximum pressure is reached (typically 50 to 60 psi), the pump shuts off. When you turn on the water in your home, the compressed air forces water out of the tank. Once the water level drops to a certain level and the air pressure in the tank hits a pre-set minimum (typically 30 to 40 psi), the pump turns back on and replenishes the tank.