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Does anyone know which negative head shower pump can be fitted almost level with the base of the cold water storage tank? I am looking to try and fit one but I don't have much space. I think Stuart turner pumps normally ask for it to be about 500mm below the bottom of the tank?
 
Your right most manufacturers ask for around 500/600mm but I think you can fit them next to a tank if you fit it with, water starvation protection.
 
I have seen them fitted that way and they work. I just don't want to fit one and void the warranty on an expensive pump.
 
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