DAB-ESYBOXPOP
$1,395.00 NZD
$1,604.00 NZD
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Upgrade your water system with the DAB Esybox POP—the ultimate smart water pressure pump tailor-made for New Zealand’s booming tiny home, cabin, and off-grid market. Designed specifically for small residential environments, this ultra-compact pump delivers steady, perfectly consistent water pressure without the noise, footprint, or power drain of a traditional setup.
What truly sets the Esybox POP apart is its exceptional energy efficiency and inverter technology. Unlike conventional water pumps that suffer from massive power spikes on startup, the POP's variable-speed motor ramps up smoothly, drawing only the exact amount of power needed to match your water demand. This low, controlled power draw makes it incredibly friendly for solar inverters and off-grid battery systems, ensuring you get premium, uninterrupted water pressure without draining your power bank.
Coupled with a whisper-quiet, water-cooled motor and sound-absorbing casing, it is the perfect space-saving solution to tuck away inside a small utility cupboard or shed without disturbing the peace and quiet of your home.
| Specification | DAB Esybox POP |
|---|---|
| Type of Pump | Electronic Pressurisation System (Inverter) |
| Max Flow Rate | Up to 63 L/min (3.8 m³/h) |
| Max Head | 32 m (3.2 bar max pressure) |
| Constant Pressure Range | Up to 3 bar |
| Power Input | 300W (Max 1.5 Amps) |
| Voltage | Single-phase 230 V 50 Hz |
| Motor Protection | IPX5 |
| Liquid Temp Range | 5°C to +50°C |
The EsyDock Pop provides a rapid, hassle-free plumbing connection for your pump. It features rotatable fittings that easily adapt to your existing hydraulic configuration, making installation faster and much more flexible. It also includes a built-in bypass connection, ensuring you still have access to water even if the pump needs to be removed for maintenance.
Yes, it is exceptional for off-grid setups. The Esybox POP uses a highly efficient 300W permanent magnet motor. Because it features a variable-speed inverter with a "soft start," it doesn't suffer from massive power spikes that traditional fixed-speed pumps experience upon startup. This extremely low power draw—maxing out around 1.5 Amps—makes it highly compatible with solar inverters and battery banks, preserving your stored energy.
The Esybox POP can comfortably operate 4 to 6 taps simultaneously. With a maximum flow rate of 63 Litres per minute (3.8 m³/h), it easily supports the demands of a small home or cabin. The inverter technology ensures that whether you have one tap open or multiple, it automatically adjusts water intensity to provide a powerful and consistent flow.
Traditional water pumps operate at a fixed speed, running at 100% capacity every time you turn on a tap, regardless of how much water you actually need. The Esybox POP's variable-speed inverter automatically adjusts the motor speed according to the specific water demand. If you are just washing your hands, the pump runs at a lower speed, consuming less energy. In fact, it uses three times less energy than the DAB Esybox Mini 3, significantly reducing your electricity consumption and lowering your power bills.
While the pump has an IPX5 motor protection rating, it is highly recommended to install it in a weather-protected environment, such as a shed, utility cupboard, or under a protective pump cover. This maximizes its lifespan and protects the electronic screen and components from harsh New Zealand UV and rain.
The Esybox POP is equipped with intelligent dry-run protection. If the pump detects that there is no water available, it protects itself by automatically shutting down to prevent the motor from burning out. It will also alert you via the built-in display and the H2D smartphone app.
No, the integrated connectivity means the Wi-Fi module is built right into the pump. You can connect to it directly via your smartphone using the dedicated H2D app to set the ideal pressure, monitor consumption, and view alarm history without buying additional accessories.