How much to fit one of these plus electrics?

[armyash]

Hi guys, posted on here a week or so ago about a customer who wanted a shower pump fitted, someone here recommended the shower booster pump and when I spoke to the customer he actually said that's what he has been looking at and that's what he wants. As it's the cheapest option no doubt.

1st Choice For Most - Fully Automatic Shower Power Booster (SP2). Blue LED For Hot or Cold water Gravity Systems and with a 3 year warranty - Shower Power Booster

This is the pump I am going to fit.

It's going in the airing cupboard so will increase the HW to the whole house rather than sticking it under the bath.

This looks like a reasonably easy fit but there are no sockets in the airing cupboard so I will need to fit one which will mean spurring off another socket and running new cable - this will probably be put in mini trunking and run along the skirting board. gash I know but the customer will not be wanting to pay much.

What would you charge for a job like this?

 

[IDCHAPPY]

That looks total turd :lol:
4 hours labour and add materials

 

[Gray0689]

I agree with ID I wouldn't be fitting that

 

[Riley]

I'm intrigued with these Ash, had a custard ask about one the other day. Would you come on here and say if it was any good

 

[stevetheplumber]

to be honest it looks like something out of the bettaware catalouge

 

[Masood]

Has anyone seen one of these working? I'm intrigued...

 

[Riley]

to be honest it looks like something out of the bettaware catalouge

I totally agree I just don't see where the Oomph comes from.

 

[Masood]

1/2 day + materials + advance hassle fee in case it doesn't live up to custard's expectations...

 

[kris]

Has anyone seen one of these working? I'm intrigued...

I'm with masood on this army, I've never came accross a pump like this and I'm also intrigued where it gets its boost from with being so small it can't have ample sized impellers for a bit of centrifugal oomph ,, it looks like it's a piston but surely you'd need one for the hot and one for the cold ,, or am I missing something,

 

[kris]

You can by a twin impellered pump for £99....