The hydrofor is a pressure tank that, along with other hydraulic equipment such as pumps, pressure switches, and valves, maintains the proper pressure in the water pipes. The use of a hydrofor prevents the pump from turning on too frequently with each faucet opening. If you experience a pulsing water flow when opening the tap, it indicates that there is no constant water pressure in the hydraulic system. What you're seeing is the water pump turning on and off. To avoid this, thoughtful hydraulic systems use a hydrofor, which contains a pressure tank with compressed air. The "balloon" inside ensures the proper pressure for the water. The water pump only starts when the water pressure drops in the system, which significantly extends the pump's lifespan. Additionally, you enjoy a steady water pressure, and the pump operates more quietly, not turning on as frequently.
The DEDRA DED8877 hydrofor operates with a 1200 W pump, powered by 230 V, so it can be connected to a standard socket.
DED8877 hydrofor features:
- Integrated water pump with 3800 l/h capacity, ensuring continuous and consistent water pressure.
- The hydrofor housing is made of a 19-liter steel tank.
- The pressure switch is responsible for maintaining water pressure in the system (1.5-3 bar) and starts the water pump when necessary.
- Built-in manometer to monitor the pressure.
- Power cable length: 1.2 m.
- The hydrofor's base legs have openings, allowing stable attachment to the surface.
DED8877 hydrofor technical specifications:
- Power supply: 230 V
- Material: Steel (pump housing and hydrofor housing)
- Power: 1200 W
- Power cable length: 1.2 m
- Flow rate: 3800 l/h
- Maximum suction depth: 8 m
- Maximum lift height: 48 m
- Pressure switch working range: 1.5-3 bar
- Connector diameter: 1"
- Protection: IPX4
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