Replacing the shower pumps

[colinnz]

Hi all,

Looking to replace the 2 old style shower pumps and looking for any recommendations please. I assume they need to be 'run dry' capable but if they could be quieter and less likely to split like the old ones do, that would be good.

Any input would be appreciated.

Thanks

[knotsmart]

we replaced all our pumps a couple years ago.. this was the style pump we used if i recall correctly



www.ebay.com/itm/232900828458?epid=1118867884&hash=item3639f89d2a:g:VWMAAOSw50Vdqz7Y&amdata=enc%3AAQAHAAAAwD9byl47fA6hVjC9m2pIVfA4Tj0SXaZ%2BH5ZLpX7sEkYbMu3SSEBZuW5J8lS7F%2Fy8Yo1aYFmWNqcsm21eUtMqViN6QYBAr7iO2kWVo5AXnoyEYBFcs8Sv9M9pPQ6AcwjJXrp%2Fe9uurgIsk4Dxc%2FZWVbdT8ixO20e0dhBCw75V7ixONLayGJRr5rVH0Mz2Y2g6sRmtJIv5H4RxNEHsOBl%2BsRuyHav33tcH%2Ftr1AhYvi6B0N8JcErEdgIzaC2hx7SeJsQ%3D%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR6TH35q7YQ

the link is for a 12v system . they do offer a 24v option 

hope this is helpful
j

[rob57]

We replaced a shower pump last year and went for a 'Whale Gulper' (can't remember the model number, sorry). Apart from being cheaper than the Jabsco ones it is MUCH quieter and so far is working perfectly. It can run dry and doesn't clog.

Rob
'Mariposa'

[fma]

Another vote for the Whale Gulper 220 in the shower

[andreshs1]

Hi there

i have installed a Seaflo sump for the galley sink and washing machine, then connected both to the Aircon seacock that sits above the water line. And now I am planning on doing the same for the main shower and connect it to the main head sink seacock.


Cheers