Eric Theiss
New Member
Hi,
I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction here. I'm dealing with low city water pressure (not well water). This is for one house, currently with 2 people. I have not measured the exact pressure, but anecdotally: Pressure from one shower is acceptable, but if anything else runs simultaneously both pressures are more or less a trickle. More more or less, incoming pressure is acceptable, but once cut in half using two sources, it is not ideal.
I've looked into a bunch of solutions and haven't really come to something I can wrap my head around. The SCALA2 seems like a good all in one solution at an attractive price-point, but the reviews are not promising.
I've read that a cycle stop valve, a small tank and a pump is a more long term reliable solution.
The question is: is there a way to do a CSV, pump and tank for under $700-$1000 without compromising on longevity and performance.
I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction here. I'm dealing with low city water pressure (not well water). This is for one house, currently with 2 people. I have not measured the exact pressure, but anecdotally: Pressure from one shower is acceptable, but if anything else runs simultaneously both pressures are more or less a trickle. More more or less, incoming pressure is acceptable, but once cut in half using two sources, it is not ideal.
I've looked into a bunch of solutions and haven't really come to something I can wrap my head around. The SCALA2 seems like a good all in one solution at an attractive price-point, but the reviews are not promising.
I've read that a cycle stop valve, a small tank and a pump is a more long term reliable solution.
The question is: is there a way to do a CSV, pump and tank for under $700-$1000 without compromising on longevity and performance.