any pics of the front of tank? how you have the elbows on? i have something similar in my 210. no overflow box. 3 drains from DT to sump. on mine i have one drain at full siphon. and its i can hear the whirring in the pump. super quiete. have 2400 gph going thru without an issues
I was thinking this too, but OP raised the tank water level and reported that sump water level didn't change. From this I took that OP 1) does not have air in the drain lines and 2) the drains are not meeting the demands of the pumps, whatever the GPH is. Given that I don't see any valves on the drains my conclusion #1 above may be incorrect. Good catch
Well, if OP can't sort it out with more direct lines, I guess going with a different drainage plan involving full siphon is the way to go. Someone else will have to give advice/direction on that though... I'm not experienced (clearly) with un-vented drains.
I do not believe i am creating siphon. The overflows are relatively loud. However i turned on both pumps an raised the water level only to find that the tank level rose but not the sump level.
I do not remember the 0 head pressure rating on my pumps all i remember is at 4' of head they should be 600gph.
The most direct pipe runs the largest amount of water, the mid length run produces a large amount less and the longest run produces even less.
I do not remember the 0 head pressure rating on my pumps all i remember is at 4' of head they should be 600gph.
The most direct pipe runs the largest amount of water, the mid length run produces a large amount less and the longest run produces even less.
