A householder from a West London flat spoke to the Salamander Pumps technical team when they were disappointed with their poor water pressure and flow. The householder had previously experienced a nice strong shower in a different home, so was very unhappy with the current performance of their pressure lacking shower.
When poor water flow during peak times was beginning to cause business problems for a B&B, Chris at Fawcett Plumbing Heating LTD was contacted to see if he could give the customer a solution.
Gary Thomas, a plumbing and heating specialist, was called to a home that had recently had a bathroom renovation but unfortunately were left disappointed with the poor flow they were receiving from the shower. Initially, the householder feared they would need their new bathroom took apart before even finding the problem.
Shane Clement, Mechanical Project Manager at BFL Engineering Services Ltd, needed a reliable and accurate solution for conducting pressure tests before commencing work on refurbishment projects.
Stephen Charlton is a Plumbing and Shower installation specialist who carries out pressure flow tests on every shower installation. Previously, this required using a flow cup and pressure gauge. By switching to AquaScan, he now only needs one piece of equipment, significantly streamlining the process.
Ryan Mills is a plumbing and heating professional based in Scotland. He frequently carries out annual servicing on unvented hot water cylinders. This includes essential testing for temperature control and measuring flow rates, which he now uses AquaScan for.
An owner of a farm was experiencing significant challenges due to a low cold water flow rate of less than 6 L/min. They also required bigger water storage capacity to boost water supply to a sink and an outside tap for jet washing.
Workers within an office block were struggling with insufficient water flow with only 2 L/min at the kitchen due to poor gravity fed hot water supply. It was taking them a long time to fill a basin for washing dishes and filling the kettle.
