Booster Pump Combo

QB60 0.37kW combo: a flat, cottage or small house with one bathroom. The best-selling entry-level set.QB70 0.55kW or QB80 0.75kW combo: two to three bathrooms, or one bathroom plus a garden tap running at the same time.CPM130 / CPM146 / CPM158 combos (0.37–0.75kW): the same bathroom count but more flow, so showers stay strong while the washing machine fills.Self-priming jet combos: when the pump has to sit above the water level, for example an underground tank or a dam, up to about 8 m of suction lift.Stainless-steel jet combos (1.1–2.2kW): large homes, two storeys and small guesthouses.The automatic flow controller switches the pump on when a tap opens and off when it closes, and stops the pump if the tank runs dry. It gives steady pressure in a compact unit, but it has no stored water, so the pump starts for every use. If you have a lot of short draws or a drip irrigation system, add a 24L pressure tank after the controller or choose a VSD booster.

Is the combo really plug-and-play?Yes. It arrives assembled with the controller fitted, wired and with a plug. You connect the suction to the tank, the delivery to the house, fill the pump with water and plug it in. Fit a ball valve and strainer before the pump and a non-return valve after it.Why does my combo pump keep cutting out?Most often the pump has lost prime or the tank is empty, which the controller reads as a dry run. Check the water level and the suction pipe for air leaks, then press reset on the controller.Can I run a booster combo on an inverter during load-shedding?A 0.37kW combo runs on most 1.5kVA–3kVA inverters; a 0.75kW combo needs about 3kVA because of the start-up surge. If you rely on an inverter, a VSD booster is gentler on it.Do you deliver nationwide?Yes. Combos are couriered across South Africa, and we will size the right one for you on WhatsApp 061 744 1001.