craigpump,
I'd rather have it and the controls in the basement.
"Elevation loss" on PSI suppling to the upstairs shower head.
Now let's add a filter and some water treatment devices down in that basement. What do you think my PSI loss is going to be to the shower head while it's running? Make sure you have enough drawdown on your pressure tank size to compensate for the higher water pressure setting on the pressure switch. (45-65) up to (50-70) if you have a second story house with a shower head.
I'd rather have it and the controls in the basement.
"Elevation loss" on PSI suppling to the upstairs shower head.
Now let's add a filter and some water treatment devices down in that basement. What do you think my PSI loss is going to be to the shower head while it's running? Make sure you have enough drawdown on your pressure tank size to compensate for the higher water pressure setting on the pressure switch. (45-65) up to (50-70) if you have a second story house with a shower head.