31/05/2026
🔧 How a ventilation tube improves the water pressure in your installation
📚 Educational explanation of each part of the system
🔴 Wrong side (wrong)
💧 Tank without ventilation The tank is completely closed and does not allow air entry or exit. This can generate internal vacuum when water goes down the pipes.
🌬️ Slow air, with bubbles In the absence of ventilation, the air gets trapped inside the pipe. Bubbles interfere with the normal flow of water and reduce system performance.
🚿 Low pressure shower The presence of trapped air causes water to come out irregularly and with less force, affecting comfort during use.
👨 🔧 Concerned Technician Represents common problems that arise when the installation does not have adequate ventilation.
🔵 Right side (correct)
🏠 Tank with additional ventilation tube The vertical tube allows air to enter and exit freely, balancing the pressure inside the tank.
⬆️ Air flow Air circulation prevents vacuum formation and facilitates water to move continuously through pipes.
💦 Strong Water Flow Thanks to proper ventilation, the water flows without obstacles or bubbles, maintaining a constant flow.
🚿High pressure shower The water output is uniform and powerful, improving the operation of the entire installation.
👍 Satisfied technician Indicates that the system works properly, with better performance and fewer maintenance problems.
💡 Conclusion Adding a ventilation tube to the tank can help eliminate air bags, improve water pressure, and increase the overall efficiency of the hydraulic installation.
