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munter · 09-30-11, 09:14 AM

It has a pressure controller. Whenever the water pressure drops below a set level it turns on. If I have a leaky garden tap or toilet seal I can occassionally hear the pump cycling a few times a night but mostly it just sits there waiting for me to flush the toilet. The pump is a CH2-30 PC and is a nice piece of kit.

Apologies - I just realised that the blog post I linked to pre-dated our rainwater tanks so in the blog text I was talking about wishing it was using rain water. 6 months later and I had the tanks in and the supply connected over.

09-30-11, 09:14 AM	#22
munter Lurking Renovator Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Australia Posts: 15 Thanks: 0 Thanked 5 Times in 4 Posts	It has a pressure controller. Whenever the water pressure drops below a set level it turns on. If I have a leaky garden tap or toilet seal I can occassionally hear the pump cycling a few times a night but mostly it just sits there waiting for me to flush the toilet. The pump is a CH2-30 PC and is a nice piece of kit. Apologies - I just realised that the blog post I linked to pre-dated our rainwater tanks so in the blog text I was talking about wishing it was using rain water. 6 months later and I had the tanks in and the supply connected over. Last edited by munter; 09-30-11 at 09:17 AM..