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Multiple questions...... 1. Can the incoming water line from the Well going to the Reservoir Tank be connected at the middle or bottom of the tank instead of at the top? 2. If the incoming line has to be at the top of the tank, is it generally noisy when it is filling (ie, hearing rushing water flowing into the tank)? 3. Can the 1" IPS Poly water line be connected through the 1" tank penetration gasket and form a waterproof connection, or do I need some type of adapter (ie PVC) to go through the tank penetration gasket and then connect the 1"IPS Poly otthe PVC?? Thank you

Easy way to adjust pressure switch…..change to a different pressure switch. 🙄

Carp ok if the pond or river has a gravel bottom. If it's mud or clay forget it.

Federal law about sterilization - They can be rented for cleanups

During Expo 67 in Montreal they released carp in all the waterways ( nets to confine them). They ate everything, chips, hot dogs etc. Kept water clean.

good eats... but only in europe.

Trip- loid White Amur originally from China.

If it were a natural spring fed pond it would be in balance. I assume the carp are eating the algae that grows.

The won't let any other fish survive in that pond.

They use them in the water canals throughout your city too.

But they must be sterilized otherwise you're going to have a problem you don't want them breeding

This is useful information thanks

Crap or carp. It's your pond.

I've never heard of that and that's awesome info!!! Thank you!!! ❤❤❤

Carp take over, don't let them out to the rivers.

For about 45yrs we have been using Grass Carp in our lakes. They grow absolutely huge, fun to watch. We feed them dog food when the grandkids are around. We have never had a problem with algae or cattails.

Awesome Intel.

Your customer has a pond.

Thanks for the info we have a couple of small lakes where I live and we are going through trying to clean them up. Very good idea.

Very helpful video!

I’ve got a 2hp motor on an air compressor on a 2hp pump and the motor will hardly turn and then slows down like it’s too weak it’s 120/230 motor

Great info. How many years, on average, do well pressure tank's last? What does the clicking mean? Thank you!

I'm considering a reservoir tank system at my home and have heard that it isn't good to run the well down to the bottom of the well. Would you recommend adding either a timer or a flow control valve to match the well's production rate in order to keep the water as close to the top of the table as possible?

Would the pumpsaver then replace/eliminate a controll box for the original well pump? Or if you have a control box would it rewuire additional wiring? Thanks

A brand new build and they are going to rely on only rainwater ?

Using the constant water pressure pump, do we need to install the blue tank or use a small one gallon reservoir? The contractor is asking for $5500 installing including labor. Is that fair price?

With the tropical downpours I get I replaced the screen with a nylon window screen and now I don't lose most of the water

Subbed. I am learning so much watching these videos and shorts👍🏾

Love the detail and VERY NICE WORK and CRAFTSMANSHIP! How many gallons are each of those tanks?

I can't speak to the pros and cons of a VFD, but I have one and have had lots of trouble. My well was drilled 5-6 years ago and a VFD system was installed. Immediately there was water hammer every time the pump cycled on. The installer couldn't resolve it and ended up pulling the pump and replacing it three years ago. The water hammer persisted. He then replaced the VFD, but that did not help. Last week the second pump failed and he replaced that. The water hammer is gone, but so is the pressure. The pumps were replaced under warranty, but I paid for the second VFD. I don't know much about water systems, but I suspect the constant cycling of a VFD has caused two pump failures in less than six years.

What to do if your water tank by the pump is bad?

Awesome videos thanks

I like this setup and also add that with power outages you would still have water for a bit as opposed to constant pressure only operate with power available.

Thank you soon...

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Can the water go higher than this pump?

Tap it. if it rings like a bell, you're good. If it thus, it's got water in it.

Cool product! Might have it made more sense design-wise and to save time in moving your stormwater runoff pipe simply by putting a 45 degree angle on your downspout so that it meets the filter in a position where the filter is directly over the stormwater runoff pipe and flush to the side of the structure so it's not sticking out?

Great Video! What are some solutions to prevent your tank from overfilling? Are the risers water tight? I have read some people having problems with ground water entering through the riser connection points.

If you do not have a basement to put the tank and pump saver in could it be installed in a shed as sort of a pump house out by the well? Just dig up and re route the well line up into the pump house so to speak before it enters the house.

Awesome video guys. Great work!

Do water tanks go bad frequently?

where to buy this one?

I have 2 questions. ! - what is the reason a pressure tank needs an electrical connection if it is operating from compressed air. 2 - I have a 700 gallon PVC water tank in my system before water enters my house. Is there any way of converting that into a pressure tank?

We just had our uv lamp replaced but every couple days beep beep i was told to change my filters every 3 weeks believe me it needs it but why the beeping so much

question, we bought a house that has a in law suite , pressure it bare minimum since it comes from the main house. If i added a pressure tank to the in-law suites water closet, would it help at all? Thanks

So if I use a 115 bolt pump my electricity bill will not be any higher?

what video is the wiring

Thank you. Are there separate devices that could be installed so that I could have one box for detecting if the jet pump is pumping air so it will shut off but have it independent of the cistern's pump? My pumps are on separate breakers. What I really need right now though, is a way to get a float switch to work with a 230vac 6.1A pump to fill the cistern. I'm trying to find the best option to wire the float and need a float that is rated for potable water. Right now I have a square D liquid level switch but the arm keeps getting jammed and doesn't trigger the pump to either turn on or shut off. This leads to the cistern's water levels often being too low.

Even though this is 9 years old, I am glad it is still relevant. Just installed mine and wow, was that easy to do. Thanks for such great detailed instructions.