6 Shower Power Boosters Give Away Competition

[Alan Wright]

A plumbing magazine is showcasing ShowerPowerBooster and they are also running a competition to win one of three SP22S ShowerPowerBoosters
A SP22S is two fully automatic ShowerPowerBoosters retailing at £200 each (6 pumps)

Entry is free! Just Click on the link below to enter the competition.
https://showerpowerbooster.co.uk/blog/professional-heating-plumbing-installer/

The competition ends ends 31st December and I will announce the winners in January.
If no member from this forum wins I will add a forth SP22S and send it to a forum member so there is a forum winner.

Good Luck!!

 

[rpm]

The link is not working mate.

It is a little tiresome but the link is within the link on the magazine therefore the odds of winning are greatly reduced by my maths.

 

[Alan Wright]

It is a little tiresome but the link is within the link on the magazine therefore the odds of winning are greatly reduced by my maths.

I have no idea what the odds are as this is the first time I have tried such a thing.

 

[rpm]

I have no idea what the odds are as this is the first time I have tried such a thing.

Perhaps I could of choosen my words differently Alan, no offence intended.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

The link is not working mate.

GIVEAWAY: SP22S Shower Power Booster

We have three Shower Power Boosters up for grabs!

phpionline.co.uk

 

[Harvest Fields]

Cheers Shaun. That one works.
Couple of pointers Alan.

your thread says 6 to be won and Shaun’s link says 3 to be given away. Also no offence but cannot take another mailing list so I’ll pass this time mate.

 

[SimonG]

The link is not working mate.

It is, but you have to find the link in the link. Took some finding.
[automerge]1572903031[/automerge]

Cheers Shaun. That one works.
Couple of pointers Alan.

your thread says 6 to be won and Shaun’s link says 3 to be given away. Also no offence but cannot take another mailing list so I’ll pass this time mate.

3 pairs,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,

 

[Alan Wright]

It is, but you have to find the link in the link. Took some finding.
[automerge]1572903031[/automerge]

3 pairs,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,

Three pairs of fully automatic pumps and each pair retails at £200 each (3 x £200)
I cannot influence the draw as this is done by the magazine but I will announce the winners on the forum and if none of the winners came from the forum I will donate a further SP22S as a forum only giveaway. I am looking to run further forum only giveaways.

 

[Harvest Fields]

No worries. My point was that the figures and descriptions of the titles do not match. But I get what you are saying.

 

[david stanton]

Hi, if I add one of these to a combi thats running at 9.5 ltr, what will they "boost' it to, I'm only interested in it for a shower.

 

[Alan Wright]

Hi, if I add one of these to a combi thats running at 9.5 ltr, what will they "boost' it to, I'm only interested in it for a shower.

The pumps will not boost a combi boiler if you want a flow of 9.5 litres of hot water but if all you want is to boost and individual shower they will. A typical flow for a good shower is 6 litres of water from a typical shower head. Trying to force a flow of more that 6 litres a minute gives you a bit more sting but not much more flow.
To get a shower at say 42 deg C you need a mix of 2/3 hot mixed with 1/3 cold and a SPB if great at boosting 4 litres of water to a very decent pressure. At around 8 litres a minute they deactivate and give very little if any increase in pressure.

 

[david stanton]

sorry, what i mean is the boiler is rated at 9.5 litre per min hot water and its actually getting about 8.5 at the hot water tap on bath, shower is a bath tap mixer type. prob is when you turn on the cold water, you get more "power" but water goes cold, im guessing because mains feed cold. So should i fit a 8ltr flow restrictor on the cold and one of your pumps on the hot and it will give me a "better, more powerful showers"?

 

[Alan Wright]

sorry, what i mean is the boiler is rated at 9.5 litre per min hot water and its actually getting about 8.5 at the hot water tap on bath, shower is a bath tap mixer type. prob is when you turn on the cold water, you get more "power" but water goes cold, im guessing because mains feed cold. So should i fit a 8ltr flow restrictor on the cold and one of your pumps on the hot and it will give me a "better, more powerful showers"?

I do not think it will work for you because the problem seems to be that the boiler (an instantaneous heating boiler), cannot heat the water quick enough. You do not have a pressure problem but a capacity problem and my pumps (no pumps), can solve that.

 

[Gemmot]

OMD, this would be absolutely ideal for a project i'm thinking of doing - installing a shower in our main bathroom which doesnt have a shower at present. Fingers crossed!

 

[Lou]

Hope the competition is going well Alan!