Anyone here ever put their heater in the overflow tower? Specifically the tall black plastic type that come with predrilled tanks. The water level would definitely be high enough to support it.
I haven't had a tank before with these sorts of overflows so I'm asking just in case there's some potential problem I haven't thought of. I intend to use something durable to help keep the heater from touching the pipes or overflow wall.
The reason I even need to do this is because my sump will be located in a utility closet that only has 1 electric circuit that is also shared (stupidly) with the kitchen, so I need more amperage to heat the system than I have left over on that system.
The tank itself will be on an outlet that has plenty of juice because it'll basically j7st
I haven't had a tank before with these sorts of overflows so I'm asking just in case there's some potential problem I haven't thought of. I intend to use something durable to help keep the heater from touching the pipes or overflow wall.
The reason I even need to do this is because my sump will be located in a utility closet that only has 1 electric circuit that is also shared (stupidly) with the kitchen, so I need more amperage to heat the system than I have left over on that system.
The tank itself will be on an outlet that has plenty of juice because it'll basically j7st