MAX Automatic Water Booster Pumps by TECHMEN
MAX Introduction:
MAX Automatic Water Booster Pump is designed to improve low or weak household water flow. Available in 100W, 250W and 300W variants, it lets you choose the right level of water boosting according to your home and usage requirements.
Problem & Solutions
Weak water flow can make everyday use of showers, kitchen taps, wash basins and other water outlets frustrating.
MAX Water Booster provides a simple solution by boosting the existing clean-water supply, giving you better and more convenient water flow. Automatic mode allows the pump to start and stop with water usage
Key Features
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Automatic & Manual operation
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Regular Fitting Size 3/4 inches
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Improves weak household water flow
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Three power options: 100W / 250W / 300W
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Maximum flow up to 50 L/min
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Maximum head up to 15 m
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220V, 50Hz household power supply
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Compact and easy-to-install design
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Suitable for clean-water applications
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Spare parts available
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TECHMEN after-sales support
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6 Months Replacement Warranty
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1 Year Company Warranty
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TECHMEN 3R Policy – Repair, Replace & Return
Model Selection Guide
Model | Power | Maximum Flow | Maximum Head | Recommended For
MAX RS15-9 100W For 1 Bedroom | 25 L/min | 9 m | Light household use, apartments & individual outlets
MAX RS25-12 260W For 2 Bedroom | 35 L/min | 12 m | Medium household demand & stronger boosting
MAX RS32-15 300W For 10 Marla to 1 Canal | 50 L/min | 15 m | Higher demand, larger homes & multi-storey applications
Choose 100W for everyday light boosting, 250W when you need stronger flow, and 300W for higher water demand and greater head requirements.
Applications
Suitable for showers, kitchen taps, wash basins, water-heater inlet supply, apartments, homes, villas and compatible multi-floor water systems.
Useage:
Install the pump in the clean-water supply line in the correct flow direction. Keep the motor shaft horizontal, ensure the pump remains filled with water, and use the appropriate Manual / Auto / Off setting.
Important:
Do not run the pump dry. Actual flow and head depend on the available water supply, pipework, installation and outlet demand. Maximum flow and maximum head are separate performance limits and should not be interpreted as simultaneous output.