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Connecting the outlet adaptors to the Garden Pump,
then to water supply cont..
Basically, there are two types of ways to connect to the pump; the intake
port (6) and the pressure outlet (5).
Each of these can be connected either with a normal hose or with direct
plumbing.
A hose connection means the intake or outlet of the pump is tted with
a hose connection tting; one is the supplied 19mm straight hose outlet
adaptor (10), or the connection is directly plumbed using threaded pipes;
one threaded tting is also the supplied 3/4” BSP (20mm) threaded outlet
adaptor (11).
Again one of the alternative two supplied ttings (10&11) MUST be used on
the pressure outlet (5) connection of the pump.
Additional outlets are available from your plumbing or hardware stores to
connect to other threads, however, they MUST BE CONNECTED to the pump
via the supplied 3/4” BSP (20mm) threaded outlet adaptor (11).
Connecting the Pressure Outlet Fitting
(Where Water is to be transferred to)
The following detail is a guide to some basic assembly applications as there
are numerous dierent combinations which can be assembled, depending
on the various applications.
Using the supplied 19mm straight hose adaptor (10), this tting is used on
the pressure outlet (5) (Fig E/F).
Connection using 3/4” BSP (20mm) threaded outlet
adaptor (11)
Using the 3/4” BSP (20mm) threaded outlet adaptor (11) supplied, this tting
can be used on the pressure outlet (5) as shown in Fig G/H/I/J.
E. F.
G. I.H. J.
11.10.
# 10: A 19mm straight hose outlet
adaptor: This is a straight tting which
threads into the pressure outlet (5) of
the pump and allows a direct /vertical
connection with a poly pipe type hose.
# 11: A 3/4” BSP threaded outlet adaptor.
This adaptor screws directly into the
pressure outlet (5) of the pump and
provides a ¾” BSP female threaded
outlet where you, the user, can purchase
and adapt your own plumbing to
threaded connections, or directional
ttings for poly pipes or hoses.
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