aldiaz33 Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Jun 19, 2007 2,314 221 296 Bay Area Oct 18, 2012 #21 I also like the idea of intalling a second drain...redundancy is a good thing. Is that a float switch in your sump?
I also like the idea of intalling a second drain...redundancy is a good thing. Is that a float switch in your sump?
M mrwinkle Candiru MFK Member Dec 17, 2009 786 7 48 South Georgia Oct 18, 2012 #22 aldiaz33 said: I also like the idea of intalling a second drain...redundancy is a good thing. Is that a float switch in your sump? Click to expand... I believe so...dont know what it is for. This is my first commercial sump, all my others are DIY
aldiaz33 said: I also like the idea of intalling a second drain...redundancy is a good thing. Is that a float switch in your sump? Click to expand... I believe so...dont know what it is for. This is my first commercial sump, all my others are DIY
D.Pulcher Gambusia MFK Member Sep 11, 2007 209 2 16 Las Vegas, Nv Oct 18, 2012 #23 Kbhenze said: I think your problem is that you need to have a hole to vent the drain as it comes out of the tank. As it is now it has no air to help it drain Click to expand... Yup Yup after the first couple of inches of your overflow. Before the curve down. Also adding a ball valve on your intake could control the flow of water much better than just a free fall.
Kbhenze said: I think your problem is that you need to have a hole to vent the drain as it comes out of the tank. As it is now it has no air to help it drain Click to expand... Yup Yup after the first couple of inches of your overflow. Before the curve down. Also adding a ball valve on your intake could control the flow of water much better than just a free fall.
David R Blue Tier VIP MFK Member Apr 26, 2005 5,048 250 346 44 New Zealand Oct 19, 2012 #24 mrwinkle said: I think im going to go with option B will try running all plumbing at 1.5 before i try to reconfigure the whole system Click to expand... That is certainly your best option, though if your bulkhead is 2" internal diameter you may as well go with that then you shouldn't have any trouble with it handling the flow. I didn't notice the reduced pipe diameter when I watched the vid.
mrwinkle said: I think im going to go with option B will try running all plumbing at 1.5 before i try to reconfigure the whole system Click to expand... That is certainly your best option, though if your bulkhead is 2" internal diameter you may as well go with that then you shouldn't have any trouble with it handling the flow. I didn't notice the reduced pipe diameter when I watched the vid.