Pumps & Boosters

Yes, for domestic drinking water: our motor pumps are commonly used to boost mains water or lift water from a tank meant for consumption. The IC100, with its stainless-steel impeller, is best suited to contact with drinking water. They are not certified 'food-grade' pumps, but they're perfectly fine for everyday household use.

A pump transfers water from one point to another (for example from a tank); a booster keeps steady pressure across the whole network, usually with a small motor paired with a bladder tank.

0.5 HP is enough for a small house with one or two water points; 1 HP suits you better if you have several bathrooms or a long distance between the tank and the house.

Connect a pump (submersible or surface) to the tank, then link it by pipe to the indoor network; an automatic pressure switch starts and stops it on its own as needed, with no manual intervention.