n2585722
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Here are some photos with the tank in place before water was added.
Below is a view from the front.
Below is a photo with the side doors open. To remove the sump a side panel would have to be removed. The photo was before the final things were added to the sump. There is water in the sump and ATO is temporarily connected using the white 1/4" tube running along the baseboard, There is no water in the tank at this point.
Below is a closer photo of the area where the sump is. I will post more on the sump later.
Below is a photo of the wall plate for the tubing and controller buss. The wall box is sealed and the tubing and buss cable are run through conduit all the way to the box in the garage. So any leak in a tube would leak out the wall box on either end. The conduit with the three tubes carrying liquid is insulated in the attic. This has been in use several years now without a leak or the liquid freezing.
Below is a view of the top. The top of the back cover is just a couple of inches lower than the top of the canopy.
Below is a view from the front.
Below is a photo with the side doors open. To remove the sump a side panel would have to be removed. The photo was before the final things were added to the sump. There is water in the sump and ATO is temporarily connected using the white 1/4" tube running along the baseboard, There is no water in the tank at this point.
Below is a closer photo of the area where the sump is. I will post more on the sump later.
Below is a photo of the wall plate for the tubing and controller buss. The wall box is sealed and the tubing and buss cable are run through conduit all the way to the box in the garage. So any leak in a tube would leak out the wall box on either end. The conduit with the three tubes carrying liquid is insulated in the attic. This has been in use several years now without a leak or the liquid freezing.
Below is a view of the top. The top of the back cover is just a couple of inches lower than the top of the canopy.