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Single pumps are designed to boost hot or cold
water - supplied with x1 angled, inlet hose and
x1 straight, outlet hose
Twin pumps are designed to boost hot and cold
water - supplied with x2 angled, inlet hoses and
x2 straight, outlet hoses
Straight hoses must be used on the outlets.
Hoses should not be over tightened or be
tightened with mechanical tools.
4 General plumbing
The installation must comply with the relevant
requirements and local by-laws.
The pump MUST be mounted upright (shaft
horizontal, not screwed down).
Jointing compounds, Boss White, hemp or steel
wool MUST NOT be used. Solder fluxes must
not come into contact with the pump or AV
couplers.
The maximum static head should be 10m
(equivalent to 100kPa/1.0 bar pressure)
with the exception of the RP50TU & RP55U
where the maximum static head should be 5m
(equivalent to 50kPa/0.5bar pressure)
The plumbing installation must comply with
“The Water Supply (Water Fittings)
Regulations 1999” and “BS EN 806-4:2010”
buildings regulations.
5 Electrical requirements
The pump must be connected to the electrical
supply using the mains cable with the attached
plug. This plug must be connected to an
accessible socket that has been installed in
compliance with BS 7671
(I.E.T. Wiring Regulations). The plug must be
accessible at all times.
The pump must not be installed in a bathroom
unless it is installed in an enclosed space
accessible only with the use of a tool.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer, its service
agent or similarly qualified person in order to
avoid a hazard.
Higher rated fuses must NOT be used. Fuses
should be as per the table below:
Pump
Fuse
RP50PT
3 amp
RP75PT and RP100PT
5 amp
RP55SU, RP80SU,
RP120SU and RP50TU
3 amp
RP75TU and RP100TU 5 amp
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