From 1 February 2026, prices across the DAB water pump range will rise by 3%. It’s the first increase in two years, and it applies uniformly across inline, submersible, clean water and wastewater models. For customers already planning installations or replacements, this change introduces a clear decision point rather than a last-minute scramble.
DAB Pumps has confirmed that any orders placed before 1 February will still be honoured at current prices, provided the requested delivery date does not extend beyond March 2026. That gives a defined window to secure existing pricing while keeping projects on their original schedule.
If you’re unfamiliar with the DAB Pumps range, here’s a quick rundown of the types and their uses.
Inline and multi-stage pumps
DAB inline pumps are often specified because they integrate cleanly into systems without unnecessary complication. Installed within pipework or as part of a booster arrangement, they’re typically used where water needs to be transferred from storage or pressure needs to be increased in a controlled, predictable way.
Diver, Divertron and Divertron X for clean water transfer and pressure boosting
These multi-impeller pumps are familiar choices for clean water transfer from tanks, cisterns or wells, and are widely used in domestic, agricultural and light commercial settings. Depending on the model, they can be installed in-line or fully submerged, which gives flexibility at the design stage without adding complexity later.
Submersible pumps
DAB’s submersible pumps cover a wide spread of drainage and wastewater duties and are typically chosen for their straightforward, dependable nature.
Nova for compact drainage and general water removal
The Nova range is commonly used for drainage and general water transfer. These compact submersible pumps are suitable for dirty water without fibres and are regularly used in basements, cellars, tanks, ponds and low points around buildings. They can be installed permanently or used as portable pumps, making them useful for both planned applications and occasional call-outs.
Feka for wastewater and sewage handling
For wastewater and sewage duties, the Feka range is designed to handle solids and tougher operating conditions. These pumps are used in sump systems, sewage lifting and low-level drainage in domestic and light commercial buildings. Built to pass larger solids and available in manual or automatic versions, they’re specified where reliability matters and access may be limited.
What to do next
While, as a DAB Pumps reseller, we’re unable to absorb the upcoming price increase, we are able to offer customers a clear ordering window to work within. Orders placed by 31st January 2026 will be supplied at current prices, as long as the delivery date requested falls no later than March 2026.
If you’re planning to buy or replace an existing DAB pump with a new model, now is the time to get the order agreed and scheduled. Speak to the Tanks-UK team to confirm availability, lead times and delivery dates, and secure current pricing while it’s still in place.