The rural household water supply system is equipped with a water tower on the roof. The top-floor residence is too close to the water tower, resulting in insufficient water pressure and too small water volume. Installing a household booster pump can easily solve this problem.

The heating system has a large heating area and a long transmission distance, resulting in serious heat loss. Installing a booster pump on the heating pipe to increase the flow rate of hot water can increase the heat dissipation rate of the radiator, thereby increasing the indoor temperature. .

What are the disadvantages of installing a household booster pump?

Many people will think of installing a heating pump when the home heating is not hot. However, in fact, this approach violates heat regulations. The property management will not allow it. This is mainly because although the installation of a radiator will heat up the radiator in your own home, it will seriously affect the heat consumption of your neighbor's house, causing the radiator of the surrounding neighbors or the entire unit to not be hot. If reported by neighbors, relevant units will investigate and punish them in accordance with the law.

There are many potential safety hazards in heating pumps. The heating pumps on the market today are generally driven by electricity, so the pump body cannot be exposed to water, exposed to the sun, or frozen by ice. During use, heat will be emitted, so it needs to be installed in a ventilated place and cannot be wrapped with cloth to prevent fire.

Since the water contains impurities, such as rust and scale, these impurities accumulate in the water pump for a long time, which can easily block the impeller or cause the motor to become louder and louder, thus affecting the normal use of the water pump and people's home life. It will also greatly reduce the service life of the pump.

From the above analysis, it can be seen that to solve the problem of radiators not being hot, many families have come up with ways to install pumps or circulating pumps. However, due to the different performance and scope of application of these two pumps, there is a need for Users

need to pay attention and distinguish when purchasing and installing. Of course, if your home is a central heating user, you need to think twice before installing it. You must not have the situation where your own heating is hot and the surrounding neighbors' heating is cold. St. Lawrence recommends that you ask professionals to find out the cause of the lack of heat, solve the problem according to local conditions, and ask the relevant units to adjust and repair it, or replace it with a radiator that dissipates more heat.