Hello!
Our house planning is already quite advanced. We are basically just about to submit the building permit / planning permission application.
Now a question about wastewater. We have a pressurized sewer system that requires a suitable pump. Our development conditions specify at least the Jung MultiCut 20/2 M Plus.
Is it any good? After all, it has only one pump. What do I do if it fails?
Can you recommend others that are not way over budget (more than 2800)?
Our house planning is already quite advanced. We are basically just about to submit the building permit / planning permission application.
Now a question about wastewater. We have a pressurized sewer system that requires a suitable pump. Our development conditions specify at least the Jung MultiCut 20/2 M Plus.
Is it any good? After all, it has only one pump. What do I do if it fails?
Can you recommend others that are not way over budget (more than 2800)?
We also need a lifting station. Normally, this is not part of the building permit / planning permission application, except for a rough layout of the pipes. It’s interesting that a specific system is required.
I spent some time researching what is available and how much it costs. The problem is that the regulations set clear requirements for efficiency, meaning you can’t just install a high-end system if a more basic one is sufficient.
The specifications are usually calculated precisely, based on the length of the pipe and the height difference that must be overcome. We will also choose a fail-safe system, essentially a dual lifting station with two pumps. According to our architect, this will be installed within the floor slab. Although I would have preferred it outside, we’ll see.
I spent some time researching what is available and how much it costs. The problem is that the regulations set clear requirements for efficiency, meaning you can’t just install a high-end system if a more basic one is sufficient.
The specifications are usually calculated precisely, based on the length of the pipe and the height difference that must be overcome. We will also choose a fail-safe system, essentially a dual lifting station with two pumps. According to our architect, this will be installed within the floor slab. Although I would have preferred it outside, we’ll see.
So, we are allowed to build in the Mercedes areas as well. We even have it in writing. The minimum dimension is just the basic requirement.
Now I can visit 10 heating contractors and receive 9 different pump recommendations. Therefore, I would like to gather some experiences in advance.
Now I can visit 10 heating contractors and receive 9 different pump recommendations. Therefore, I would like to gather some experiences in advance.
I hardly think you’ll get much experience there. Either the system pumps properly, or you’re out of luck 😎
I would recommend going to a reputable heating engineer who can calculate exactly what you need according to DIN EN 12050.
They will likely suggest one or two systems for you.
I believe, as with heating systems in general, it’s important to find someone who really understands the technology. I wouldn’t want that thing to struggle or perform poorly. 🙂
I would recommend going to a reputable heating engineer who can calculate exactly what you need according to DIN EN 12050.
They will likely suggest one or two systems for you.
I believe, as with heating systems in general, it’s important to find someone who really understands the technology. I wouldn’t want that thing to struggle or perform poorly. 🙂
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