Techflow

Where water pressure is not fulfilling your shower experience, Techflow pumps will give your system the boost it needs for that exhilarating morning power shower.

All Techflow products feature innovative design, cutting edge technology and are meticulously manufactured to BS EN ISO 19001 standards. All our products are independently tested to ensure they conform to all the relevant standards and are CE Compliant, BS EN 60335 electrical household appliance compliant and are manufactured using WRAS compliant materials. 

All Techflow’s pump ranges come with industry leading guarantees as standard which can be further extended by fitting a Techflange to your tank, therefore providing a dedicated hot water feed to your shower pump and reducing the possibility of introducing potentially problematic air into the pump supply. All products are designed for ease of installation and include concise and easy to follow instructions.

Techflow’s product support service includes a dedicated customer support helpline with full after sales service and product back up.

Choosing the correct type of pump (

Positive head: (see fig 1) Positive head pumps operate under positive head conditions and are suitable for installation into open vented hot and cold water systems. Positive head pumps require a minimum gravity flow of approximately 0.6 litres/minute.

Negative Head System: (see fig 2) Negative head pumps are fully automatic, will work under both positive and negative head conditions and are suitable for installation into open vented hot and cold water systems. Negative head pumps do not require a gravity flow of water to start the pump.

Twin Pumps: (see fig 3a)Designed for installation into both the hot and cold water supplies therefore boosting both.

Single Pumps: (see fig 3b) Designed to boost single water supplies: Premixed, Hot or Cold.

Pressure
Pumps are rated in ‘bar’ which is the measure of pressure. 1 bar pressure being equal to 10 metres static head of water.

The higher the bar rating the higher the pressure. The following is a general guide for applications:
Up to 1.0 bar pressure = Low boost
Up to 2.0 bar pressure = Medium boost
3.0 plus bar pressure = High boost