Gas Boosters
Gas Boosters
Gas Boosters by Secomak
Quality you can trust,since 1966.
Developed in 1966, Secomak manufacture a range of centrifugal gas boosters, designed to raise gas pressure for residential, commercial & manufacturing applications.
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Gas Boosters Designed & built in the UK.
Our sales and service teams are fully integrated allowing us to focus on your requirements
We have been designing, developing & manufacturing our range of fans, heaters, drying systems and gas boosters in the UK since 1930. Our team of dedicated engineers are based together with & sales team at our headquarters in Elstree, Hertfordshire. We are passionate on providing high quality and market leading solutions for the complex requirements of our customer’s applications.
Contact usGas Booster FAQs
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Are gas booster installations covered by IGEM?
Yes, IGEM/UP/2
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Do I need to install a Non-Return Valve (NRV)?
It is best practice to protect the gas booster but is only mandatory on the duty and standby arrangement.
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How do I know what size gas booster I need?
You can use our gas booster selector tool to assist, and we are always happy to answer any queries.
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What is the maximum pressure a gas booster can achieve?
It depends on the flow rate, but Secomak’s largest booster can provide up to 110mbar lift
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What is the smallest gas booster?
The smallest available gas booster is the 576/1. This will give up to a 30mbar lift dependant on the flow of gas.
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Do I need to tell my gas supplier about the intention to use a gas booster?
Yes. Any change to the gas supply or usage must be communicated.
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What is the maximum load they can work with?
Our largest booster can work with up to 2000 m³/hr
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What is the maximum noise level of a gas booster?
It depends on which booster is used but all are below 85dBa.