If the stations lose pressure when many handles are open, or the mains delivers under 2 bar, a pre-pressure Booster solves it. We can measure your supply.
Five sizes. Before everything else.
Sized by how much water the stations behind it draw. All models are F.
F
B 120-5 F
For a smaller system on a weak supply.
Output pressure: 5 bar
Flow: 120 L/min
Versions: F
Pumps: Grundfos IE5
Item no.: 7012060
F
B 270-3 F
In front of a single pump Booster.
Output pressure: 3 bar
Flow: 270 L/min
Versions: F
Pumps: Grundfos IE5
Item no.: 7012061
F
B 630-3 F
For a mid-size multi pump system.
Output pressure: 3 bar
Flow: 630 L/min
Versions: F
Pumps: Grundfos IE5
Item no.: 7012062
F
B 810-3 F
For a large plant on one pipe.
Output pressure: 3 bar
Flow: 810 L/min
Versions: F
Pumps: Grundfos IE5
Item no.: 7012063
F
B 1080-3 F
In front of the largest multi pump Booster.
Output pressure: 3 bar
Flow: 1080 L/min
Versions: F
Pumps: Grundfos IE5
Item no.: 7012064
Where it sits
Before the stations. Not instead of them.
The pre-pressure Booster sits between the mains and your Main Stations or 27 bar Booster.
A weak supply
When the mains cannot keep up, stations lose pressure as more handles open.
A steady inlet
It raises the inlet to 3 to 5 bar, so the system behind it never runs short.
Full pressure at every handle
The Booster or Main Station delivers its full pressure, even with every handle open.
Match the flow of the system behind it. A B 400-27 needs at least 400 L/min, so a B 630-3 F covers it with room to grow.
It raises pressure from the mains. If the local rules require a break tank, the pre-pressure Booster draws from it.
It is built for smaller systems where Main Stations run straight off the supply and need a higher inlet.
Not sure which size?
Let's size it together.
Tell us about your water supply and the system behind it. We will tell you which pre-pressure Booster fits, and what it would cost.