System Boiler and shower pump??

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Hi,

I'm really confused about what i need to install a shower pump. I have a system boiler with a cold water storage tank in the loft and the hot water cylinder in the airing cupboard in the main bedroom.

My current shower has rubbish water flow and is just a standard mixer coming off the bath taps.
So, i have come to the conclusion that i want to install a shower pump so improve the flow (thinking it will be cheaper than putting in a power shower and new bath taps).
What i dont know is if i have a negative head situation. On the one hand i think no because the cold water is gravity fed but then does it matter if the hot water is not gravity fed?

Any advice would be greatly received.
 
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A system boiler has nothing to do with the hot/cold tap water presures. All a system boiler does is provide heat to the radiators and heat the water in the cylinder; the water in the boiler is seperate than the water in the cylinder.

If the cold water cistern is in the loft it is unlikely you will need a negative head pump...check manufacturers specs. for the vertical height required from shower head to cistern.
 

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