S Serren New member Apr 23, 2009 #1 I have two 1.5" internal overflows in my tank. My pump at six feet head height is rated at 1140gph. Am I going to be ok? THANKS!
I have two 1.5" internal overflows in my tank. My pump at six feet head height is rated at 1140gph. Am I going to be ok? THANKS!
THE ROOK New member Apr 23, 2009 #2 You'll be fine. If you find the pump is overpowering the drains, just add a ball valve. You'll be able to dial in the flow to match.
You'll be fine. If you find the pump is overpowering the drains, just add a ball valve. You'll be able to dial in the flow to match.
scaryperson27 New member Apr 23, 2009 #3 1140GPH shouldn't be too much for two 1.5" overflows. 1" can handle around 600GPH silently strictly under gravitational flow.
1140GPH shouldn't be too much for two 1.5" overflows. 1" can handle around 600GPH silently strictly under gravitational flow.
sivert55 New member Apr 23, 2009 #5 i recommend gate valves over ball valves for throttling down a pump.
sjm817 On Yer left! Premium Member Apr 23, 2009 #7 Return GPH rate is determined by display and sump size, not overflow size. You could use 100 GPH with 2 x 1.5" drains. What size tank and sump?
Return GPH rate is determined by display and sump size, not overflow size. You could use 100 GPH with 2 x 1.5" drains. What size tank and sump?