Q. How does a booster pump work?
Answer
A booster pump is a mechanical device that raises the pressure of water or other fluids. A water pressure pump increases the pressure of the water so that it can be delivered to the desired location. Water pressure is a force that moves water from the source to the desired location or system for water supply.
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