Electric Water Pumps.

[Dakman]

For those wishing to pursue this route, I think that the website http://www.flexolite.co.uk is worth a look, as their in-line pumps would save a whole lot of plumbing and messing around. Click on "Miscellaneous/electrical water pumps" once on the site.

(No connection, no vested interest, blah blah blah etc etc).

[Kevin Garrod]

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Are these the same as the Davies-Craig EWP's that have been around for some time?

I assume that the DC part of the item number is Davies-Craig:?

[singapore stag]

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Very interesting,...can be plugged into bottom hose and...

" Both pumps can be operated using a simple on/off switch, temperature-sensitive switch, or with DCC1 controller which can vary the flow rate as required and run the pump after the engine has been switched off (to overcome heat-soak problems)."

[KOY 23]

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This looks like the Davies Craig EWP80 that some of us have fitted. Their controller is the simple Davies Craig one.

John

[martin]

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Hiya Sukh, if you go the Wards route, you don't need the smaller pump for the heater, the large EWP deals with cooling and heating.
Before you go for the electronic controller, it might be worth having a word with Roger Philips. Cheers, Martin.