Dyna-LivingTest Pump for Water Pipe Line Installation - Heating System Water Leakage Pressure Tester (Yellow)

Yes it’s a bit cheap and nasty but all said and done with a couple of fittings to make it attach to 15/22mm pipe it’s does the job it’s meant to at a fraction of the cost of a rothenberg one. Would it stand up to daily use by a plumber? I’d suspect not. But for a self build or occasional user it’s perfectly adequate

Easy to use and worked a treat

Broke on first use, crimped hose popped off.Not fit for purpose.

Water fitting is an odd size, it should really be 1/2"

Does the job. Not very solid will see how many jobs it will last

Bought for my son to do his underfloor heating. Works fine and has done the job as it should. Good value for money and the delivery was good too.

I am not interested in pressure testing my LTHW circuit. Low temperature hot water system, or your radiator system in other words. So why purchase this… ok, I live on a small holding in the mountains. Our water is drawn from a well fed by a spring. While the water is chemical free and crystal clear, it is also about 0.6 bar. Ever tried filling a system with this head pressure…. So I pump water in by hand using the systems gauge… easy peasy. Now I can control EACTLY just how much pressure I want in the system. Perfect for what I need and cheap, and I can’t over pressure my system unintentionally.

I bought this as a quick replacement for a Rothenburger pressure kit that was stolen.The reason I bought it was that I could get it delivered next day via Prime. I didn't expect it to be the same quality, but still not great even so. It's difficult to assemble the screws and nuts holding the handle to the base. The movement of the handle up and down works the nuts loose. Flimsy split pins. Generally poor build quality