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Executive Member
I wonder if anyone has any advice
About a year ago I converted my old Geyser in the roof to an evacuated tube solar geyser. They installed a pump on the pipe leading to the geyser to pump water from the evacuated tubes into the geyser. The issue is that the Geyser is right above my main bedroom and so when it kicks on I can hear it from the room so if I am trying to sleep in some mornings the thing starts waking me up at 08h30 every morning and then it switches on every two minutes.
What I wanted to find out is if the pump is supposed to make such a whirring sound that you hear in the room below? and if so is there a way to quieten or dampen the sound down without risk of overheating the pump?
I have managed to live with the pump for quite a while but with the lockdown and with me sleeping in more later days in the morning it has just been a pain in my butt.
I am even thinking about replacing it with another form of solar system that is quieter.
About a year ago I converted my old Geyser in the roof to an evacuated tube solar geyser. They installed a pump on the pipe leading to the geyser to pump water from the evacuated tubes into the geyser. The issue is that the Geyser is right above my main bedroom and so when it kicks on I can hear it from the room so if I am trying to sleep in some mornings the thing starts waking me up at 08h30 every morning and then it switches on every two minutes.
What I wanted to find out is if the pump is supposed to make such a whirring sound that you hear in the room below? and if so is there a way to quieten or dampen the sound down without risk of overheating the pump?
I have managed to live with the pump for quite a while but with the lockdown and with me sleeping in more later days in the morning it has just been a pain in my butt.
I am even thinking about replacing it with another form of solar system that is quieter.