Hilti 110v Test Pump 100bar

When a newly installed pipe bursts or a heating system fails under pressure, the consequences can be costly. The Hilti 110v Test Pump 100bar gives plumbers, engineers, and contractors the confidence to sign off on any installation knowing it can handle the pressure.

Powered by a 110v electric motor, this pump steadily builds hydrostatic pressure up to 100 bar across a wide range of closed systems, including hot and cold water lines, compressed air pipework, central heating circuits, radiators, underfloor heating loops, solar thermal panels, and fire suppression pipelines. Its self-priming intake means you can fill the system directly via mains pressure or independently in the field,-no external water source required.

What sets this pump apart is its precision under pressure. The built-in pressure gauge and control valve allow operators to lock the system at a specific test pressure and monitor it over time. Any drop in the reading immediately signals a leak or structural weakness, letting you locate and resolve the problem before it becomes a much bigger one.

Compact, reliable, and built to Hilti's exacting standards, the 110v Test Pump 100bar is the kind of equipment that earns its place in a professional's kit on day one—and keeps earning it every job after that.

Summary: 

• Used to perform hydrostatic pressure testing 
• Pressurises closed piping, plumbing and heating systems to check for leaks, burst points and structural integrity after new installations or repairs
• Tests hot and cold water systems, compressed air lines, and small bore pipes 
• Pressurises central heating, radiators and underfloor heating loops
• Used for charging and pressure testing solar thermal panel circuits
• Ensures fire suppression pipelines hold the required static pressure without leaking
• The system is first filled with water, either via mains pressure or using the pumps own self priming intake
• The 110v electric motor runs water into the system, steadily building pressure up to 100 bar
• The built-in pressure gauge and control valve allow the operator to hold the system at a specific test pressure to monitor for any drops, which would indicate a leak or structural failure