tonyespinoza
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Litermeter3 would work, i think.
295-gallon Peninsular ZEOVit SPS with Solaris I Series
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paulsilver
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I am not sure if the AquaMedic can be flow controlled... they make some that work off DC current, so varying the voltage might work... a potentiometer could do it...
Hi Ed,
There are three pieces for me from this pump. I use it for the Balling metod dosage / clac. dosage/. You find it reverse a silicon pipe and two pieces of back-stop valve in that box. Under a turn 5 ml , under a minute 50ml and 3 litres are going through them under a clock. There is an any kind of statement opportunity on the pump. You have to buy a timer switch by what you can regulate it every minute. Very good and practical. It works silent.
Maybe this'll help for you.
There are three pieces for me from this pump. I use it for the Balling metod dosage / clac. dosage/. You find it reverse a silicon pipe and two pieces of back-stop valve in that box. Under a turn 5 ml , under a minute 50ml and 3 litres are going through them under a clock. There is an any kind of statement opportunity on the pump. You have to buy a timer switch by what you can regulate it every minute. Very good and practical. It works silent.
Maybe this'll help for you.
Ed Reef
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No problem Richard....at least you keep bumping my thread to the 1st page...
Btw, what are u planning to used the peri pumps for?? would be easier to advise if we know your purpose?? I don't see any reason not to work with your suggestion as both pumps will be consistent in drawing out the water...
Ed Reef
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“PLUMMER†AT WORK
“PLUMMER†AT WORK
14 â€"œ 16 April, 2008 (Sunday - Wednesday)
My tank maker advises that I can’t place any water for at least a week
but at least I can start working on my plumbing this week… :rolleye1:
I borrow the saw machine from the hotel to cut those PVC pipes….
a little over do, I know, but since I can get my hands on one, why not!! I must say it’s helps to get a nice clean cut on the pipes and to avoid those soaring arms you get from all the sawing….
Mmmmm….plumbing took longer than I expect. Spend the next few days hooking up my plumbing….and by the time I’m finished, I was having a continues bad migraine and getting high daily…!!
Going really slow with the plumbing, as this is the least favorite part of mine and apart from the Sun, I can only do it after my work and not too late if I use the cutter or my neighbors will start knocking my door down…!! I measure and re-measure and re-measure again before gluing any of the pipes so to make sure it all fits…Well, I guess better slow and steady rather than regret later… :fun5:
Below is the revised draft of my plumbing work as I have since change the sump design slightly (yes, the revised sump is slightly larger than the original plan) and relocated all my equipments onto one side so that I can keep those crazy wires in one place, hidden behind my powerbox….
Complete Plumbing Installed:
Return from overflow:
“PLUMMER†AT WORK
14 â€"œ 16 April, 2008 (Sunday - Wednesday)
My tank maker advises that I can’t place any water for at least a week
but at least I can start working on my plumbing this week… :rolleye1: I borrow the saw machine from the hotel to cut those PVC pipes….
a little over do, I know, but since I can get my hands on one, why not!! I must say it’s helps to get a nice clean cut on the pipes and to avoid those soaring arms you get from all the sawing…. Mmmmm….plumbing took longer than I expect. Spend the next few days hooking up my plumbing….and by the time I’m finished, I was having a continues bad migraine and getting high daily…!!
Going really slow with the plumbing, as this is the least favorite part of mine and apart from the Sun, I can only do it after my work and not too late if I use the cutter or my neighbors will start knocking my door down…!! I measure and re-measure and re-measure again before gluing any of the pipes so to make sure it all fits…Well, I guess better slow and steady rather than regret later… :fun5:
Below is the revised draft of my plumbing work as I have since change the sump design slightly (yes, the revised sump is slightly larger than the original plan) and relocated all my equipments onto one side so that I can keep those crazy wires in one place, hidden behind my powerbox….
Complete Plumbing Installed:
Return from overflow:
Ed Reef
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I made a durso to hopefully reduce the noise from the returns to the sump tank. The return pipe is connected from a 40mm to a 50mm pipe to allow excess air to be push up the hole on top of the Durso. Another trick I pick up on RC…thanks guys…!!
Plumbing â€"œ from return pump to sump:
Plumbing from sump return to main tank is pretty straightforward. I installed 2 ball-valve before and after the return pump to enable me to take my return pump out anytime for repair and general cleaning…
Plumbing â€"œ from sump return to main tank:
The return is pump back to the main tank over my powerbox panel:
Plumbing â€"œ from return pump to sump:
Plumbing from sump return to main tank is pretty straightforward. I installed 2 ball-valve before and after the return pump to enable me to take my return pump out anytime for repair and general cleaning…
Plumbing â€"œ from sump return to main tank:
The return is pump back to the main tank over my powerbox panel:
Ed Reef
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T-off from the return pump to my chiller with a ball valve to control the flow. I will connect a 25mm rubber hose to my chiller and back
The chiller piping is then return into the main return via a 25mm to 50mm T connector with a ball valve to control the flow.
To control the flow for my skimmer feed, I T-off from one of my return pipe
Plumbing â€"œ T-off to Skimmer and MPT:
Another return pipe is T-off to feed my multi-purpose tank using a 40mm to 32mm reducer pipe with a ball valve connected so I can turn it on/off whenever I need to used the multi-purpose tank
The chiller piping is then return into the main return via a 25mm to 50mm T connector with a ball valve to control the flow.
To control the flow for my skimmer feed, I T-off from one of my return pipe
Plumbing â€"œ T-off to Skimmer and MPT:
Another return pipe is T-off to feed my multi-purpose tank using a 40mm to 32mm reducer pipe with a ball valve connected so I can turn it on/off whenever I need to used the multi-purpose tank
Ed Reef
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If you notice my tank top view picture, I have 8 holes pre-drill in my euro bracing and all those holes section plumbing have a union connected so it’s pretty easy and flexible where I want to add on these flows in the future…
Oh yeah, I raise my plumbing slightly and slant it towards the end of the tank so this will help reduce back-flow during power-down …. I will drill two holes each on my return pipe to avoid back siphon once I do my wet test and confirm the water line :idea:
Plumbing â€"œ 1†Penductor return:
And these are my maintenance pipes…idea is I can easily connect a rubber hose to the PVC pipe for my WC to drain out the water from my multi-tank and return tank area…
Maintenance pipe for Multi Purpose Tank (MPT)
Maintenance pipe for main sump tank:
My valve factory….
Return from skimmer to return tank and my very own ‘Captain Hook’….
WITH THAT I NOW DECLARE MYSELF A QUALIFIED PLUMMER…BUT A VERY SLOW ONE…
Now that that’s out of the way…….
Oh yeah, I raise my plumbing slightly and slant it towards the end of the tank so this will help reduce back-flow during power-down …. I will drill two holes each on my return pipe to avoid back siphon once I do my wet test and confirm the water line :idea:
Plumbing â€"œ 1†Penductor return:
And these are my maintenance pipes…idea is I can easily connect a rubber hose to the PVC pipe for my WC to drain out the water from my multi-tank and return tank area…
Maintenance pipe for Multi Purpose Tank (MPT)
Maintenance pipe for main sump tank:
My valve factory….
Return from skimmer to return tank and my very own ‘Captain Hook’….
WITH THAT I NOW DECLARE MYSELF A QUALIFIED PLUMMER…BUT A VERY SLOW ONE…
Now that that’s out of the way…….
tbone28
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You might, but won't really know til your get your tank wet and equipment running. Even if you don't get bubbles, running a filter bag on your skimmer's drain isn't a bad idea. I did that on my Euroreef. You'd be surprised at how dirty that bag gets!!
Why do you clean your filter socks daily?
Why do you clean your filter socks daily?
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