Surge protection

02 September, 2007

Protection against surges in risers with booster sets is provided by this valve from Grundfos.

A device that will automatically protect building risers from destructive surges and water hammer is available from Grundfos. It is recommended that the AnTi-Shock surge-anticipation valve should be installed at the top of each riser as standard with all booster sets. These valves have a T outlet to offer protection to the booster set and the system against surges that can be experienced in pressurised systems when power is lost and subsequently restored.

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