does tank have a float for overfill protection
139961
It's equipped so you can install one ... but the real question is ... can you remove the plug to actually install it ... lol
139962
No, it does not. I tried to install one, and you can't. The plug is so tight, there is no way you can buy a separate float and install it. I recommend a better brand with a float switch.
139963
The vacuum pump I use has a pressure gauge on it or you can run it through your gauges.
995837
No not necessary - it has an internal tank. I did not have any trouble with the item but it is small and may not work for a large area.
814117
No you must use a float valve system to feed tgis tank and a second pump with regulated pressure to recreate the house water
218075
It is not specifically designed to float out of the box.Anything can float if you do it right. This model is a split hull design. That is, the hull is in two pieces, left and right halves. You would have ot make sure the hull is sealed, and you add the proper weight to ballast it properly to float at the water line.
991985
Yes it does. It free floats during shipping, and can be damaged during shipping.
442442
No, it doesn't and the "fill gauge" is mostly worthless because it blocks the escaping air. It might be useful for those folks who leave it hooked so they can see what the level is at a glance but when dumping tanks, it just makes it a slow process.
1731179
No. The tank is totally opaque. And you have to take the tank off and turn it upside down in order to refill it.
1477980
Not guaranteed, but basically works like a toilet, when float is up, water stops. Haven't had any trouble w it sticking or overflowing. Very happy with this actually.
326565
I did not use this float switch in a tank. I set it up on a sump pump to keep water out of my well pit. It works great for that purpose. It is used more for turning on the pump when water is high. And emptying rather than filling to a set level.
571445
No it doesn't. If something gets into the water with the pump, it ends up in my tank.
281731
No, you must remove the tank from base and fill from the bottom ( not that difficult )
1715004
The 100 lb. cylinders are not required to have the Overfill Protection Device (OPD) Valve. The cylinders do need to be purged however.
417634
No, the tank comes with the standard valve and nothing else. Local tank exchange/refill merchant uses the exact same tank
369354
I didn't see a fill line either. I just make sure I don't overflow it. Make sure it doesn't go into the neck of the tank and it works fine.
1831627
No it does not float... However, I have used an inner tube under them to cover the entire pool with them. One of the pictures shows this.
903021
Yes it does, it also has legs so it can be raised off the glass. I prefer it above the glass myself on smaller tanks, and directly on the glass on my larger tanks.
2249375
I have slightly overfilled it with no problems. It's fairly easy to see the fill line on the reservoir.