Building height is not enough
The booster must provide the required pressure at the least favourable outlet. Add elevation, friction losses and residual pressure, accounting for inlet pressure. Flow comes from the use scenario and appropriate diversity assumptions, not simply the sum of every fixture. Requirements vary with building type.
Pump count and speed control
Multiple pumps can stage changing demand and provide standby capacity when designed accordingly. Fixed and variable-speed sets behave differently under the same demand profile. Sensor location, pressure setpoint, staging and low-flow sleep logic must be coordinated in a controlled system.
Vessel and protection complete the system
Vessel function and size depend on the control strategy; avoid arbitrary sizing. Plan dry-run protection, backflow control, service isolation and maintenance access. Share building use, levels, supply source and inlet pressure for a quotation. Resolve unknown flow and pressure through a survey or design calculation.
Let’s select the right product.
Your contact information and a short description are enough to start. Add flow, head, fluid and quantity if known; we can clarify the rest together.