Grundfos are with you on the GO

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With so many apps available nowadays, it can be hard to work out which ones are worth downloading. Grundfos has been working to make life easier for anyone who fits domestic and commercial circulators, and these apps are available for free from the App Store and Google Play.

Take the GO REPLACE that engineers can use with new Grundfos UPS3. This app allows users to easily check to see if the UPS3 can be used as a replacement pump (whether inside or outside a boiler). Simply scan the old pump and follow the instructions - the answer is provided within seconds.

The GO BALANCE works the Grundfos ALPHA3 and allows users to wirelessly hydraulically balance a heating system. The earlier ALPHA3 Model A requires an ALPHA Reader, whereas the latest Model B operates without the need for a reader (the ALPHA Reader can be used with Model B as a range extender, if needed).

Finally, the GO REMOTE works with a range of electronic pumps and delivers an easy and reliable remote-control tool for installers during commissioning and maintenance – providing fast and simple, set up, control and monitoring of the pump.

To make sure that you’re always ready to GO, download these useful apps today.

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