SCALA2 Water Booster Pump w/ NEMA 6-15P Plug (208-230V)

We use the pump to pull water from our rainwater catchment tanks that sit about 15' below the house so it's a primary pump application. We have a 2-story house and the pump sits below the house in our basement. It provides good water pressure and it's got a few key advantages over the Grundfos MQ-3 that it's replaced. It's much quieter, uses 1/2 the power, and is constant pressure, so when someone's in the shower and a toilet is flushed, the shower flow is constant. Also love that the pressure is adjustable. We've only had it operational for about 2 weeks, so too soon to say about the leakage problems others have reported

Supply House has really taken care of me with warranty support, but I have had 3 of these pumps fail in a short time period. None of them made it through the 2 year warranty period. One of the pumps had a leaking shaft seal which is a common problem. Grundfos said to just wait for a while and it would stop leaking. But it never stopped leaking and after almost 2 years the electronics died. The other 2 pumps also died after electronic failures. Pump #4 that I just got had a new sticker on it that seems to indicate that you should not run the pump over 50% for the first year? That's crazy! I paid full price for the pump but can only use half of it? I think the problem is the logic in the pump is not smart enough to shut off when it reaches target pressure. It keeps running for a long time after a faucet is shut off. It finally wears itself out and it wastes a lot of electricity in the process. When this pump fails I am switching to Davey.