Sump up and running have a question

[sploke]

Either that or look up Hofer Gurgle Busters. I use these on all my HOB overflows, they work great. Almost silent.

 

[TRENT]

I will try the Hofer Gurgle Buster. http://home.everestkc.net/jrobertson57268/HGB/HGB_construction.html

I am new at this whole sump thing. Very fusterated with it right now. I have used the search, read and read some more. Thank you guys for your help. T

Either that or look up Hofer Gurgle Busters. I use these on all my HOB overflows, they work great. Almost silent.

 

[zennzzo]

How about 37 bux to quiet the whole thing down and give you the flow you need?

http://www.aquatraders.com/continuous-siphon-overflow-1200gph-bulkhead.aspx

 

[sploke]

those still need some sort of noise reduction on them...they have the same open bulkheads in the drain weir...those are the ones I use with the gurgle busters.

 

[TRENT]

Ok I got it running pretty good. I used 3 "J" tubes but I did have to turn down the pump a little. Added a flapper check valve and 3 vents on top of the "J" tubes, I will hook them up too a pump so I don't have to prime them any more. I will add the Hofer Gurgle Buster tomorrow. Is the Heater ok laying on the bottom of the the sump?

 

[zennzzo]

Heater location seems good to me...
It's in the slowest moving water in the system.

 

[Bawb2u]

I'd try to shorten those gray hoses from the overflow box to the wet/dry, that big double U going into your wet/dry is slowing your water flow. Water runs faster when it runs straighter.

 

[ronin_man]

i'll agree with that, but being as there are no sharp bends it probably isnt bad
the 180 degree bend in the output probably slows it down more than the sweeping bends on the input anyways