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Booster Pump

A booster pump increases the pressure of an existing water supply to serve upper floors, long pipe runs, or fixtures needing higher pressure. It is commonly a multistage centrifugal pump controlled by a pressure switch or variable-speed drive, often paired with a pressure tank.

Typical specification

PropertyTypical value
TypeMultistage centrifugal (typical)
DutyPotable water pressure boosting
Flow rangeVaries widely by model — confirm against datasheet
Head rangeMultistage designs deliver higher head; varies by model — confirm against datasheet
ControlPressure switch or variable-speed drive (VFD)
MaterialStainless steel or bronze wetted parts (typical for potable use)
StandardFollow local potable-water and electrical standards — confirm requirements

Indicative / typical values for planning — actual products vary by manufacturer and standard. Confirm the final spec sheet before ordering; we do not publish fixed prices, request a quote for current offers.

Applications

Boosts pressure for multi-story homes, apartments, and buildings with weak mains or long distribution runs. Also used to feed irrigation or appliances requiring stable pressure.

What to specify when you request a quote

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FAQ

What is the difference between a booster pump and a well pump?
A booster pump raises the pressure of water already available in a pipe, while a well/submersible pump lifts water from a source such as a borehole. They serve different roles and are sometimes used together.
Why use variable-speed control?
A variable-speed drive adjusts pump speed to hold constant outlet pressure across changing demand, which reduces cycling and can lower energy use. Whether it suits a given install varies — confirm against datasheet.

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