Is your Pump not Working?

Increasing the water pressure of a pump can be achieved in different ways.

1.  Check Pump Rating: Ensure the pump is capable of producing the desired pressure. Every pump has specific parameters and trying to increase may damage the pump. If your pump has low power try to upgrade it.
2. Booster Pump: Installing a booster pump with your existing pump increases the pressure of water from the existing source. It can be an effective way to achieve higher pressure.
3. Pressure Tanks: Install a pressure tank to your system. These tanks store pressurized water and can deliver water at high pressure when needed.
4. Adjust the Speed: Centrifugal pumps have variable speeds. You can increase the pump speed using Variable Frequency Drive (VFD). However, be careful not to exceed the specified pump speed.
5.  Check for Blockages: Check the pipeline for any blockages or clogs that may reduce the flow and pressure.
6.  Maintenance: Ensure the pump is well-maintained. Proper maintenance help the pump operate at its best.
7.  Pump Control kit: If your pump has control settings, such as pressure switches or controllers, adjust to get the required pressure level.
8.  Consult Professional: If you’re unsure about your pump system, consider consulting a professional technician.

We can provide guidance and recommendations tailored to your specific requirements.

If your water pump is continuously running you may check the following.

• Check For Leakage: Ensure all the faucets, taps and appliances that use water are turned off. If any of these is on, it can cause your pump to stay on.
• Damaged Float Switch: If there is a float switch failure, the pump will be unable to turn off, and will eventually burn out the motor of the pump.
• Incorrect Control Panel Setting: If the control panel mode is in manual or hand mode turn it to automatic mode.

The most common reason for a water tank to overflow is a damaged float valve or a float switch. Dirt and grit can build up and cause damage to the valve or general wear and tear can damage the valve or the float switch.

Pressure tank is a tank that stores water under pressure. When there is a need of water supply, the water from the pressure tank will be used so that the pump does not have to start and stop regularly, providing prolonged life and efficiency of the pump.

Transfer Pump is used to transfer water from one tank to another usually from the DEWA (municipality) water tank to the storage water tank.
Booster Pump is used to transfer water from the storage water tank to supply water to taps, faucets and the appliances that use water.

The alarm acts as a warning signal that there is a problem and need to be addressed right away. The following may be the cause for the continuous ringing of the water pump.

• Dry Running: if there is an absence of water in the pump while its working, the alarm keeps ringing. This can put the pump at the risk of overheating which can result in damaging the pump.
• Pump Failure: The water pump may be malfunctioning or damaged leading to the warning alarm.

Get a professional help from our experts to inspect the system and diagnose the cause of the problem. Regular maintenance can help to ensure the reliable operations of the pump.

The pump leakage may be caused due to failure of the pump and its advisable to replace the  pump.

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There are a wide range of reliable water pumps that can be used according to your requirements as an alternative for Grundfos Scala2 water pump. Groundfos multistage booster pumps CM5-5 2HP,  CM10-3 single phase are some examples.

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