Davey Pumps XF14-30K1 Water Pressure Booster Pump

The Davey XF14-30K1 booster system is controlled by a flow sensor for starting and stopping the pump. This sensor is preset to turn on the pump at 1.2 GPM or more, and turn off the pump at 0.7 GPM or less. This is not adjustable and will boost your available pressure by 30 PSI (at 14 GPM) or a max boost of 37 psi at 0 GPM. Now you can easily and affordably enjoy a strong shower. The Davey Water Pressure Booster Pump is easy to install in your water piping system and plugs in to 120V. At 14" tall, 13-3/4" long and 8-1/2" wide, the Davey XF14-30K1 Water Pressure Booster System is compact enough to fit in a small cabinet or closet. Boost water pressure in not only your shower but the whole house! For irrigation system water pressure boosting too!

"XF" Water Pressure Booster Systems are compact, quiet and easy to install.

• Stainless Steel impeller and casing.
• Silicon Carbide / Carbon mechanical seal
• Robust metal NPT threads.
• Flow sensor preset: on at 1.2 GPM off at 0.7 GPM
• 120 volts 6.9 Amps 60 Hz.
• Boosts incoming pressure 35 PSI (at 5 GPM)
• Great reliability

Davey Pumps XF14-30K1 Home Pressure Systems Literature:

XF14-30K1 Parts List
Installation Instructions XF14-30K1

Specifications - Davey XF14-30K1 Booster System

The Davey XF14-30K1 Booster Pump Inlet is: 1-1/4" & the Outlet / Discharge is 1".

Davey's XF Flow Sensor starts the pump when the water flow is greater than 1.2 GPM and stops the pump when the water flow is less than 0.7 GPM.

"XF" Water Pressure Booster Systems Electrical Data

• Voltage: 120
• Amps: 6.9
• RPM: 3450
• Frequency: 60Hz
• Power: 830 W - 3/4 HP

"XF" Water Pressure Booster Systems Materials of Construction

• Impellers: 304 Stainless Steel
• Lock Nut: 304 Stainless Steel
• Pump Casing: 304 Stainless Steel
• Pump Shaft: 304 Stainless Steel
• Seal Ring (stationary): Ceramic
• Seal Ring (rotating): Carbon
• Seal Spring: 304 Stainless Steel
• O- Rings: Nitrile Rubber
• Diffuser: 304 Stainless Steel
• Neckring: Teflon
• Motor Shell: Aluminum
• Shell Finish: Poleyester

Summer Water-Saving Ideas to Use at Home

Make a commitment to do at least one thing a day this summer to save water!  Every Drop Counts

IN THE KITCHEN
 Limit dishwasher use to full loads. Let really dirty dishes/pans soak to
speed washing. Soak dishes instead of letting the water run while you
scrape them. Cut back on rinsing if your dishwasher is new because
newer models clean more thoroughly than older ones.
 Use one glass each day for your drinking water thus cutting down on
the number of times you use the dishwasher.
 Store drinking water in refrigerator to keep cold instead of allowing the
tap to run when you want cool water.
 When washing by hand, fill one sink with wash water and the other with rinse water.
 Don’t use running water to thaw food; defrost in refrigerator or microwave.
 When washing your hands, don’t let the water run when you lather.
 Install an instant water heater near the kitchen sink to avoid running the water while it heats up thus
reducing energy costs.

IN THE BATHROOM
 Take a five-minute (or less) shower instead of a bath.
 If you do take a bath, plug bathtub before turning water on, then adjust temperature as the tub fills up.
 Install a water-saving shower head.
 Fix all running toilets. Make sure toilet flappers do not stick open after flushing.
 Drop tissue in the trash instead of in the toilet to eliminate unnecessary flushing.
 Turn off the water while you shave and/or while you are brushing your teeth.

AROUND THE HOUSE
 Limit your laundry to full loads
 Make sure there are aerators on all of your faucets.
 Water plants thoroughly but less frequently.
 Only install a water-softening system when minerals in water will damage your pipes. Turn softener off
when on vacation.