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Noisy pump in airing cupboard

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hollyuk | 11:48 Sat 25th Jun 2011 | DIY
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Hi,

We've just fitted a pump for our power shower but its a bit noisy when the showers going. Is there a way we can cover it in some way to muffle the noise?

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Trimeresurus
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I thought 'acoustic enclosure' ... then found this, which specifically mentions 'shower pumps', so there ya go ... http://www.soundservi...k/enclosure_kits.html
11:53 Sat 25th Jun 2011
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Wow, that's great. Thanks Trimeresurus !
11:57 Sat 25th Jun 2011
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Also make sure the pump is securely fixed to something solid.
17:51 Sat 25th Jun 2011
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Nope ..
Fix to solid base and everything will hum with it.
You need to mount it on compliant (like soft rubber) feet
I just did this a while back with a custopmers Aqualisa.
21:01 Sat 25th Jun 2011
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Make sure the pump doesn't overheat once it's insulated
12:01 Mon 27th Jun 2011
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Try singing in the shower !
12:03 Mon 27th Jun 2011

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