Water Booster & pump stations
Hold pressure and keep towers full, even when communication drops.
01 The problem
Booster and master pump stations need to react to tower level and system pressure. When the link to the tower is lost, a conventional station can run blind.
Booster and master pump stations hold system pressure and keep towers full. They have to react to tower level and pressure, rotate pumps fairly, and keep running sensibly when communication drops.
What we monitor and control.
- Duplex pump control with lead/lag rotation
- Tower-level or discharge-pressure modes
- Automatic failover to pressure mode if the tower link is lost
- Suction and discharge pressure, flow and power
How it works, stage by stage.
- Suction side. Watch the supply so pumps are never starved.
- Duplex pumps. Two pumps, lead/lag, rotated automatically.
- Discharge & flow. Hold pressure or fill the tower.
Recommended kit: MAK Pump Station
Well and booster control with the SmartPump™ application pre-loaded.