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Is it possible to fill a tank using a submersible pump or a submersible motor. Emptying the tank, on the other hand, is possible with a drainage pump, which should be selected based on the liquid being pumped.

Our submersible pumps are ideal for filling or emptying tanks or reservoirs, but they are also useful for water supply in single-family homes and for irrigating vegetable gardens and gardens. They are suitable for installation in wells (or tanks), even at considerable depths. For example, our 4" well submersible pump (S4) has flow rates of up to 21.6 m³/h and a head of up to 427 metres, and can handle water temperatures from 0°C to +40°C. S4 pumps can also operate in the presence of sand, provided that its concentration does not exceed 150 g/m³.

Our submersible pumps (such as the Pulsar, Diver and Divertron series) meet the same requirements but offer different features, with flow rates of up to 7.2 m³/h, head of up to 86 metres, the ability to handle liquids containing dissolved sand up to 50 g/m³, and a maximum immersion depth of 20 metres.

Drainage pumps, such as those in the Drenag and Nova series (for pumping grey water without faecal matter), are ideal for emptying water tanks, as well as for water drainage from basements and garages, installation in rainwater and drainage collection pits, and drawing water from tanks and rivers. These pumps offer flow rates of up to 16 m³/h and a maximum head of 10.2 metres. They can handle water temperatures from 0°C to +35°C, solid particles ranging from 5 mm to 25 mm in diameter, and installation at a maximum depth of 7 metres.

If the suspended solids have a diameter of up to 50 mm, we recommend using our Feka VS pumps, which are suitable for pumping wastewater and sewage from civil and industrial applications. Made of stainless steel, they feature a double mechanical seal in an oil bath, impeller and pump body made of stainless steel, flow rates of up to 32 m³/h and a maximum head of 14 metres.

The liquid temperature must be between 0°C and +35°C, and the maximum immersion depth is 10 metres.

To choose the product best suited to your needs, we recommend contacting our sales network.

Submersible pumps and submersible motors are specifically designed for this purpose. They can also pressurize water to supply homes, irrigate vegetable gardens and gardens, and fill storage tanks, reservoirs and cisterns.

For example, our S4 submersible pumps (for 4" wells) offer flow rates of up to 21.6 m³/h and head of up to 427 metres. They can also operate in the presence of dissolved sand, with a maximum concentration of 150 g/m³, and water temperatures ranging from 0°C to +40°C.

Alternatively, you can use a DP surface pump with the ejector installed inside the well, for drawing water from depths of up to 27 metres, depending on the model selected.

Our submersible pumps (such as the Pulsar, Diver and Divertron series) meet the same needs but offer different features, with flow rates of up to 7.2 m³/h, heads of up to 86 metres, the ability to handle liquids containing dissolved sand up to 50 g/m³, and a maximum immersion depth of 20 metres.

To find the pump best suited to your needs, we recommend contacting our sales network.

Yes, but you need a large tank as well as a pump that can draw water from it and pressurize it. DAB offers products specifically designed for rainwater use, such as Aquaprof (which manages and distributes rainwater within a domestic system, for example for toilet flushing, but is not a collection tank). To find the product best suited to your needs, we recommend contacting our sales network.

To increase water pressure in the garden, we offer several pump series, such as the Garden series, the Jet series and the Euro series. The Jet series includes single-impeller centrifugal pumps with a Venturi system for self-priming up to 8 metres, also suitable for domestic water supply. The pumps offer flow rates of up to 10.5 m³/h, with a maximum head of 62 metres, and can handle water temperatures between -10°C and +40°C. The Euro series, on the other hand, consists of centrifugal multistage pumps (3 to 5 impellers) characterized by higher pressure values than Jet pumps, with flow rates of up to 7.2 m³/h, a maximum head of 72 metres, and operating temperatures ranging from 0°C to +40°C. Of the Euro series, only the EuroInox version is self-priming (up to 6 metres). Alternatively, our DP pump with an ejector installed inside the well or water source has a priming capacity of 27 metres. To find the product best suited to your needs, we recommend contacting our sales network.

To increase the water pressure for garden irrigation, including automatic irrigation systems, we recommend a pump from the Garden series. If you also need to draw water from wells, we recommend a pump from the Jet series (for wells up to 8 metres deep). For greater depths, we recommend our submersible pumps, such as those in the Pulsar, Diver and Divertron series, or the S4, which are installed directly inside 4" wells. To find the product best suited to your needs, we recommend contacting our sales network.

Yes, of course. In addition to saving money, you’ll also reduce your environmental impact. DAB offers numerous solutions, such as Aquaprof or Aquatwin Top, which allow you to use rainwater (collected in a tank — not supplied with these products) or mains water, depending on availability. To find the product best suited to your needs, we recommend contacting our sales network.

In these cases, the main issue is water supply, namely how to obtain the water needed to irrigate the garden. There are two main options: 1 - collect rainwater in dedicated tanks or cisterns 2 - draw water from a well. DAB offers a wide range of products for both options: for example, the Aquatwin Top and Aquaprof series, or the self-priming pumps in the Jet series, or the S4 submersible pumps if the well is 4” and very deep. To choose the pump best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Drainage pumps, such as those in the Feka series (for pumping wastewater from septic tanks) and Nova (for pumping grey water without fibrous solids) are ideal for emptying water-filled tanks or reservoirs, as well as for drainage from basements and garages, installation in rainwater collection pits, or drawing water from tanks or rivers. The pumps offer flow rates of up to 24 m³/h, with a maximum head of 17 metres, and can handle water temperatures between 0°C and +35°C, with suspended solid particles ranging from 5 mm to 25 mm in diameter. They can be installed at a maximum depth of 7 metres. If the suspended solids have a diameter greater than 25 mm but less than 50 mm, we recommend using our Feka VS pumps, suitable for drawing civil and industrial wastewater and sewage. The pump is made of stainless steel with a double mechanical seal in an oil bath, an impeller and pump body made of stainless steel, a maximum flow rate of 32 m³/h and a maximum head of 14 metres. The liquid temperature must be between 0°C and +35°C, and the maximum immersion depth is 10 metres. To choose the pump best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Our electronic control and protection panels are designed for the automatic operation of one or two drainage pumps, either single-phase or three-phase, installed in domestic, civil and industrial applications. They are ideal for managing pumps installed in wastewater collection tanks, such as those in the FekaFos series; the D versions are equipped with a 3” display that allows the status of the pumps and sensors to be constantly monitored. To facilitate installation, the control panels feature a guided procedure (wizard) that assists the user during the initial configuration. Our control panels are designed for monitoring via GSM or remotely thanks to DConnect. The Ebox basic and Ebox Plus control panels can operate pumps for emptying wastewater or drainage collection tanks, operate pumps for filling tanks or filling stations, or control pumps installed in water pressure boosting systems. You can learn more about the subject by taking one of our free online courses for installers, plumbers or anyone interested, organized by D.Training. To choose the control panel best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Pool pumps must have specific characteristics, such as chlorine resistance, special mechanical seals and a high flow rate even at low flow conditions. Our Eswim, Europro and Europro High Flow pumps are suitable for water circulation in domestic and residential swimming pools and for the filtration of agricultural and industrial water. The Europro pump is made from corrosion-resistant materials, using glass-fibre-reinforced technopolymer and a cataphoresis coating on the metal components. It offers flow rates of up to 42 m³/h, with a maximum head of 22 metres and a maximum ambient temperature of +50°C. To choose the pump best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

DAB has developed a product specifically suited to this need: the Eurocover pump. This fully automatic drainage pump has a large support base designed to increase stability and can also operate when not positioned perpendicular to the ground. Suitable for use when swimming pools are not in use, it should be placed on top of the covers to remove rainwater and prevent the cover from breaking or sinking due to the excessive weight of the accumulated water. Its features include a flow rate of up to 6 m³/h, a head of up to 6.5 m, and compatibility with liquids at temperatures between 0°C and +35°C. To choose the pump best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Drainage pumps, such as our Drenag and Nova series (for pumping grey water without fibrous solids), are ideal for draining water from basements and garages, for installation in rainwater and drainage collection pits, and for drawing water from tanks or rivers. The pumps offer flow rates of up to 24 m³/h, with a maximum head of 17 metres, can handle water temperatures between 0°C and +35°C, suspended solids ranging from 5 mm to 25 mm in diameter, and can be installed at a maximum depth of 7 metres. If the suspended solids have a diameter between 25 mm and 50 mm, we recommend using our Feka VS pumps, suitable for pumping civil and industrial wastewater and sewage. Feka VS pumps are made of stainless steel with a double mechanical seal in an oil bath, an impeller and pump body made of stainless steel, flow rates of up to 32 m³/h and a maximum head of 14 metres. The liquid temperature must be between 0°C and +35°C, with a maximum immersion depth of 10 metres. To choose the pump best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

DAB has designed and developed a product that meets this need: the automatic lifting and collection station with integrated macerator Genix, designed to lift wastewater from toilets, showers, washbasins, laundry rooms or bidets. The integrated macerator breaks down fibrous materials before the liquid is discharged into the delivery pipe, which can therefore be smaller than standard toilet drain pipes, also reducing installation costs. Thanks to Genix, it is possible to install a bathroom wherever you want, even below the sewer level, without extensive masonry work. To prevent flooding in the event of blockages, an audible alarm is available as an accessory. DAB offers three models: Genix, Genix WL (with side connections, for use with wall-hung sanitary fixtures, for example) and Genix VT (which, unlike the previous models, does not support toilet discharges). All our models are equipped with a user-replaceable odour filter. Our Genix guide illustrates the product’s main features. You can learn more about the subject by taking the free Genix online course for installers, plumbers or anyone interested, organized by D.Training. To choose the model best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

DAB has designed a product to meet this need: the automatic lifting and collection station with integrated macerator Genix, designed to lift wastewater from toilets, showers, washbasins or bidets. The integrated macerator breaks down fibrous materials before the liquid is discharged into the delivery pipe, which can therefore be smaller than a standard toilet drain pipe. Thanks to Genix, it is possible to install a bathroom wherever you want, even below the sewer level. DAB offers three models: Genix, Genix WL (with side connections, for use with wall-hung sanitary fixtures, for example) and Genix VT (which, unlike the previous models, does not support toilet discharges). All models are equipped with a user-replaceable odour filter. Our Genix guide illustrates the product’s main features. You can learn more about the subject by taking the free Genix online course for installers, plumbers or anyone interested, organized by D.Training. To choose the model best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Drainage pumps, such as Drenag and Nova (for pumping grey water without fibrous solids), are ideal for draining water from basements and garages, for installation in rainwater and drainage collection pits, and for drawing water from tanks or rivers. The pumps offer flow rates of up to 16 m³/h, with a maximum head of 10.2 metres, can handle water temperatures between 0°C and +35°C, suspended solids ranging from 5 mm to 25 mm in diameter, and can be installed at a maximum depth of 7 metres. If the suspended solids have a diameter between 25 and 50 mm, we recommend using our Feka VS pumps, suitable for drawing civil and industrial wastewater and sewage. The pumps are made of stainless steel with a double mechanical seal in an oil bath, an impeller and pump body made of stainless steel, flow rates of up to 32 m³/h and a maximum head of 14 metres. The liquid temperature must be between 0°C and +35°C, with a maximum immersion depth of 10 metres. To choose the model best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Basement flooding can be prevented by correctly sizing the drainage pumps. DAB offers a wide range of drainage pumps in its catalogue; we recommend models from the Drenag or Nova series. Some models can be integrated with the Soccorrer panel, which uses batteries to keep the pumps running even in the event of a power outage. To choose the model best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Garage flooding can be prevented by correctly sizing the drainage pumps. DAB offers a wide range of drainage pumps in its catalogue; we recommend models from the Drenag or Nova series. Some models can be integrated with the Soccorrer panel, which uses batteries to keep the pumps running even in the event of a power outage. To choose the model best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Our glossary contains the most common terms you need to know when talking about water pumps.

The main difference between the two types is that submersible pumps are designed to operate fully immersed in the liquid and are mainly used for filling tanks and cisterns, while drainage pumps can operate even when only partially immersed and are used to empty tanks and reservoirs, as well as to drain basements, garages and cellars in the event of flooding. Submersible pumps are ideal for supplying water to homes, irrigating vegetable gardens and gardens, and filling storage tanks and cisterns. They are suitable for drawing water from wells (depending on the diameter) or tanks and reservoirs. Our S4 submersible pump (for 4” wells) has a flow rate of 21.6 m³/h and a head of up to 427 metres, with water temperatures ranging from 0°C to +40°C. It can also operate in the presence of dissolved sand, up to 150 g/m³. Our submersible pumps (for example, the Pulsar, Diver and Divertron pump series) meet the same needs but offer different features, with flow rates of up to 7.2 m³/h and a head of up to 86 metres, suitable for liquids containing dissolved sand up to 50 g/m³, at a maximum depth of 7 metres. Drainage pumps, such as those in the Nova series (for pumping grey water without fibrous solids), are ideal for draining water from basements and garages, for installation in rainwater and drainage collection pits, and for drawing water from tanks or rivers. The pumps offer flow rates of up to 16 m³/h, with a maximum head of 10.2 metres, can handle water temperatures between 0°C and +35°C, suspended solids with a maximum diameter between 5 mm and 25 mm, and can be installed at a maximum depth of 7 metres. If the suspended solids have a diameter between 25 mm and 50 mm, we recommend using our Feka VS pumps, suitable for drawing civil and industrial wastewater and sewage. The pumps are made of stainless steel with a double mechanical seal in an oil bath, an impeller and pump body made of stainless steel, flow rates of up to 32 m³/h and a maximum head of 14 metres. The liquid temperature must be between 0°C and +35°C, with a maximum depth of 10 metres. If your requirements are different, we recommend contacting our sales network for information on possible alternatives and solutions.

Drenag vs Divertron

On/off pumps always operate at maximum speed regardless of the demand, while pumps with an inverter (the inverter is available as a separate accessory for some models) can operate at variable speeds depending on the workload.

Aquajet vs Jet AD

H07RN-F is a designation in which each character indicates a specific characteristic of the cable. The standard was created by CENELEC, the European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization. H stands for "harmonized cable", 07 indicates the supported voltage (450/750 Volts maximum), R indicates the type of insulating material, in this case rubber, N indicates the type of sheath material (chloroprene rubber), and F indicates that the cable is flexible.

Because the basement is usually located below the level of the street sewer system, the wastewater must therefore be pumped back “up to the surface”. After obtaining the appropriate permits (if required), a second bathroom can be installed below street level, following the installation of the plumbing system, thanks to the use of Genix, DAB’s automatic lifting station. Thanks to its integrated macerator, Genix does not require costly masonry work to install a standard 110 mm drain pipe. DAB offers several versions of Genix: standard, Genix WL (with horizontal outlets, useful for example when the standard version cannot be installed due to lack of space), and Genix VL (with the possibility of connecting up to 3 fixtures, but not a WC). To find out more, you can consult our Genix guide or take one of our free online courses, open to everyone (upon registration) and organized by D.Training. If your requirements are different, we recommend contacting our sales network for information on possible alternatives and solutions.

Yes, it is possible, after obtaining the appropriate permits (if required). A second bathroom can be installed below the sewer level, following the installation of the plumbing system, thanks to the use of Genix, DAB’s automatic lifting station. Thanks to its integrated macerator, Genix does not require costly masonry work to install a 110 mm pipe. DAB offers several versions of Genix: standard, Genix WL (with horizontal outlets, useful for example when the standard version cannot be installed due to lack of space), and Genix VL (with the possibility of connecting up to 3 fixtures, but not a WC). To find out more, you can consult our Genix guide or take one of our free online courses, open to everyone (upon registration) and organized by D.Training. If your requirements are different, we recommend contacting our sales network for information on possible alternatives and solutions.

Yes, it is possible, after requesting the necessary permits (if required). The installation of a second bathroom below street level and at a later stage after the construction of the plumbing system is possible thanks to the use of Genix, DAB's automatic lifting station which, also thanks to its internal shredder, does not require costly masonry work to install a 110 mm pipe. DAB offers several versions of Genix, standard, Genix WL (with side inlets, useful for example if it is not possible to install the standard version due to lack of space), Genix VL (with the possibility of connecting up to 3 utilities but not the WC). To find out more, you can consult our guide to Genix or take one of our free online courses open to everyone (upon registration) organized by D.Training. If your needs are different, we recommend contacting our sales network for information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

We have developed software that suggests the ideal product to replace an existing circulator (including competitors') with a new and more efficient one. For water circulation in heating, air conditioning (maximum 30% glycol) and domestic hot water circulation systems (SAN series), we have electronic circulators (Evosta 2, Evosta 3, Evoplus). Our circulators have flow rates up to 75.6 m3/h with maximum heads of 18 meters and support a liquid temperature from -10°C to +110°C. The pumped liquid must be clean, free from solid substances and mineral oils, non-viscous, chemically neutral and close to the characteristics of water. We also have a series of electronic circulators for solar panel systems (SOL series). You can learn more about the topic by taking one of our free online courses aimed at installers, plumbers or simply interested people organized by D.Training. If your needs are different, we recommend contacting our sales network for information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

The water circulating in underfloor heating systems will have the same characteristics as that for common radiator systems (the % of glycol) but is kept at a lower temperature by the boiler or heat pump (generally +30/35°C). The water circulating in these systems is always the same, as it is a closed circuit. DAB offers a wide range of circulators suitable to meet this need, the Evosta 2, Evosta 3, Evoplus wet rotor electronic circulators. In this type of system, the recommended operating mode is constant differential pressure. We also recommend consulting the appropriate section on circulators in our quick guide to the pump selection section. We recommend contacting our sales network for information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

Having hot water available in a few seconds allows you to avoid wasting time, water and money, as well as being convenient and eco-friendly. DAB has also thought of this need, designing the VS, Evoplus San, Evosta 2 San series of circulators. Thanks to special engineering measures, these circulators with bronze body allow you to have domestic hot water always available in a few moments. The installation of these products requires the system to be specially designed, with a recirculation loop for domestic water as in the following diagram (purple loop):

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Domestic hot water system diagram

It is possible to contact our sales network to get information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

For water circulation in solar panel systems, specifically designed circulators are required to handle liquids with glycol and high temperatures. The SOL series circulators (Evosta 2 SOL) are suitable for traditional systems, drain-back systems, and solar panel heating, having flow rates up to 4.2 m3/h and heads up to 14.5 meters with temperatures from -10°C to +110°C with temporary peaks up to +140°C and glycol up to 60%. It is possible to contact our sales network to get information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

Having hot water available in a few seconds allows you to avoid wasting water and time, as well as being convenient and eco-friendly. DAB has also thought of this need, designing the VS, Evoplus San, Evosta 2 San series of circulators. Thanks to special engineering measures, these circulators with bronze body allow you to have domestic hot water always available in a few moments. To be able to meet this need, the system must be specially designed. It is possible to contact our sales network to get information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

For liquid circulation in the presence of solar collectors, it is necessary to choose a circulator with different characteristics from the classic domestic hot water circulator. In the presence of solar panels, the circulator must withstand high temperatures (even above 100°C) and low temperatures (even below zero). DAB has in its catalog the SOL series circulators (Evosta 2 Sol) compliant with these characteristics. It is possible to contact our sales network to get information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

For liquid circulation in the presence of solar collectors, it is necessary to choose a circulator with different characteristics from the classic hot water circulator. In the presence of solar panels, the circulator must withstand high temperatures (even above 100°C) and low temperatures (even below zero). DAB has in its catalog the SOL series circulators (Evosta 2 Sol) compliant with these characteristics. It is possible to contact our sales network to get information regarding possible alternatives and solutions.

For radiant systems DAB offers the Evoplus, Evosta 2 and Evosta 3 wet rotor circulators. In underfloor heating systems they must be set to constant differential speed. To find out more, you can sign up for our free online courses organized by D.Training, aimed at installers, plumbers and anyone interested. To choose the most suitable solution, we suggest contacting our sales network.

DAB offers Evosta 2 and Evosta 3 circulators in its catalog for this type of system. In heating systems with thermostatic valves, the circulator must be set to proportional curve operating mode. If, on the other hand, there are zone valves, they must be set to constant differential pressure. If the system is centralized without thermostatic valves, the correct circulator setting is fixed speed. To find out more, you can sign up for our free online courses organized by D.Training aimed at installers, plumbers and anyone interested. To choose the most suitable solution, you can contact our sales network.

DAB circulators are also designed for replacements, having the same center-to-center distance as competing circulators. Some models, such as the Evosta 3, have a power connector that does not require re-wiring of the electrical connections. Software is available on our website to identify the ideal replacement circulator starting from a competitor's model. It is also possible to contact our sales network for advice.

DAB circulators are also designed for replacements, having the same center-to-center distance as competing circulators. Some models, such as the Evosta 3, have a power connector that does not require re-wiring of the electrical connections. Software is available on our website to identify the ideal replacement circulator starting from a competitor's model. It is also possible to contact our sales network for advice.

Traditional heating systems (water and radiators) are designed as closed circuits, in which the liquid circulating inside the system is always the same. Liquid because it is not "pure" water, but water and glycol dissolved in different percentages (glycol prevents ice formation and/or increases the boiling temperature). The continuous recirculation of water in the system and inside the radiators means that present impurities accumulate and can clog the valves and/or the circulator impeller, decreasing its efficiency or causing it to block. Over 95% of the debris present in the liquid is composed of magnetite and iron oxide, which are the cause of 70% of breakdowns and can cause noise and efficiency losses. To overcome this problem, DAB offers D.Mag devices, a range of magnetic dirt separators capable of reducing present impurities by up to 90%, thus increasing the life of the circulator and valves, while reducing maintenance interventions, inefficiencies and therefore total system costs. To choose the most suitable solution, you can contact our sales network.

To overcome this exact problem, DAB has designed an integrated system that includes a pump, expansion vessel and inverter, which allows for higher water pressure in the home, avoiding those unpleasant pressure drop phenomena that occur when a tap is turned on while someone is taking a shower, or to achieve higher pressure on the upper floors of the building. One of the "pumps" most suitable for this task is Esybox, which is also available in the catalog in a compact version, Esybox Mini 3. Both integrate a pressure and flow sensor, an inverter, dry-running protection, overcurrent protection, overheating protection and the anti-cycling function. They are self-priming pumps up to 8 meters, equipped with an LCD display, a 2-liter expansion vessel (1 liter for E.sybox Mini 3) and an integrated non-return valve. Equipped with a water-cooled motor, the system is very quiet (it has no fans). To allow maximum configurability and installation options, the unit can be installed horizontally and vertically, and with special accessories even wall-mounted and/or outdoors in a partially protected area (see the E.syline range). E.sybox and E.sybox Mini 3 adapt to different types of systems, with delivery and inlet on the same side or on two opposite sides. As an option, if redundancy is required (a backup pump) or more pressure than a single unit can provide, the Esytwin accessory is also available, allowing the installation of two simultaneous E.sybox units that communicate with each other wirelessly. To choose the most suitable solution, you can contact our sales network.

Given the huge variety of needs (type of liquid, density, suspended materials, temperature, required head, flow rate, etc.) we always recommend contacting one of our agents for personalized advice. We have also developed a quick guide to pump selection which includes the presentation of some of our products aimed at consumer users divided according to application and need (irrigation, domestic pressurization, lifting water from a well, circulation in a heating system, circulation in solar panels or for domestic hot water use). You can learn more about the topic by taking the free online E.syline course aimed at installers, plumbers or interested individuals organized by D.Training. To choose the most suitable solution, you can contact our sales network.

To increase drinking water pressure in the home, a pump or a pressure booster set is required (depending on the system's characteristics). The pressure at the taps can be low for various reasons, including low inlet pressure from the aqueduct, the time of day, the presence of sharp bends in the piping (which increase head losses), and the number of connected users. DAB provides Esybox series pumps for single-family units, a series of ready-to-use pumps that include everything needed for operation. For larger systems, we provide, for example, the 2 KVC or 2 E.sybox with E.sytwin booster sets. For advice on the most suitable pump for your needs, you can contact our sales network.

Yes, it is possible. To increase drinking water pressure in the home, a pump or a pressure booster set is required (depending on the system's characteristics). The pressure at the taps can be low for various reasons, including low inlet pressure from the aqueduct, the time of day, and the presence of sharp bends in the piping. DAB provides Esybox series pumps for single-family units, a series of ready-to-use pumps that include everything needed for operation. Indeed, E.sybox includes an expansion vessel, a display for easy and precise configuration, and wireless mode to connect to the Internet (via an external accessory, the D.Connect Box). It is designed to be very quiet, allowing it to be installed even in living spaces such as the kitchen. For additional information, we recommend signing up for our free online E.sybox course organized by D.Training, designed for installers, plumbers, or interested individuals. Our sales network can also advise on the products most suitable for your needs.

If the shower has low pressure, it means the water supply network cannot guarantee sufficient pressure in the house or there are too many fixtures open at the same time, not necessarily within the same apartment but also across different apartments in the same building. Pressure drops are more likely to occur on the top floors of the building. To solve this issue, it is necessary to install a domestic booster pump. Among its products, DAB offers Esybox Mini 3, a ready-to-use domestic pressurization system that includes an expansion vessel, an inverter, a non-return valve, and a display for easy configuration among other components. For advice on the pump best suited to your needs, you can contact our sales network.

We have developed software that helps find the ideal DAB product, the replacement tool, starting from an old model, including competitors' models. It is also possible to contact our sales network.

DAB has a solution for this as well: the DConnect service, which allows you to control your system remotely (only certain pump and circulator models are compatible, complete list here). To find out more about the innovative DConnect service, you can consult our mini-site or contact our sales network.

Yes, if the garages are located below street level, submersible drainage pumps are required. To pump out water that accumulates when it rains (or due to the presence of groundwater), DAB has designed the FX range pumps, suitable for both pre-existing installations (the pumps are both flanged and threaded) and new installations. Drenag FX are ideal for handling clear water (free passage of 10 mm), while Feka FX, both Feka FXV and FEKA FXC (with free passage from 50 to 65 mm depending on the model), are designed for wastewater (i.e. very dirty water, black water, sewage, or water with fecal matter). Their high flow rate, resistance, and ease of maintenance make them perfect for preventing water from flooding garages and basements of apartment buildings or shopping centers.