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TapBoost is an effective solution for improving water flow to a single outlet, but it’s important to understand its capabilities and limitations before installation.

Installing TapBoost is a simple and effective way to improve water flow at a single outlet. However, to ensure a smooth installation process and optimal performance, there are a few key considerations to keep in mind.

Trickling taps are a nuisance, especially in a frequently used location like the kitchen or bathroom. TapBoost offers a cost-effective and DIY-friendly solution to improve the water flow to a single outlet.

There are many ways to test water hardness in the UK. The most accurate and precise test is done using AquaScan digital water multimeter.

Whether you need to measure the temperature of hot or cold water in a plumbing system, AquaScan will provide accurate measurements.

Understanding water pressure can be difficult, in our helpful article we explain how to test static and dynamic water pressure.

Measuring the system’s flow rate is vital for specifying new products, diagnosing issues and ensuring the demand for water in a property is met.

In this article, we’ve gathered the most common connection examples, ensuring you maximize the potential of your AquaScan unit.

Whether you're diagnosing issues, specifying new products, or ensuring optimal system function, precise data on flow, pressure, temperature, and hardness is essential.

You should consider using a water tank with backflow protection when there's a risk of CAT 5 contaminated water flowing back into the clean water supply.

A category 5 water supply poses the highest threat to public health and safety.

With almost 60% of the homes in the UK classed as having hard or very hard water, outlets throughout the household are susceptible to limescale build-up.

There are a range of flanges available. Once you’ve confirmed what flange you need, it’s vital that it’s installed correctly to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

There’s often some confusion in the industry on how a centrifugal pump operates compared to a regenerative pump, and how to identify when it’s appropriate to install either product.

In hard water areas, scale accumulation blocks pipes, nozzles, causes pumps to fail, and elements to burn out. Built up scale deposits can damage water heaters within a matter of months.