Can the output pvc be tied into existing output of the main pump?
1249645
Yes, but I opted to not do that, just in case the main pump failure was caused by an external obstruction. I also ran the suction pipe separate from the primary so no matter what part of the primary system fails I have a backup.
1525768
I am not using the pump in that type of configuration. Suggest you look at the specs to figure this out.
699048
It is possible to use a different pump with this. You will need to make sure the tube will fit the pump.
1594636
Don't know. I rigged it with different size connectors to another brand of pump.
1784602
Of course you can attach PVC to it. Thats how Ive always done it, or the flex hose too. Its just common 2" threaded PVC piece you find at any home depot. Its a slip on the other side so you can glue in a 2" pipe and go from there. Both the intake and the exhaust are the same finer thread.
276925
No it hooks up to your existing pump. it was pretty easy to hook up but you will probably need to get extra hoses.
1903252
I would not see why you couldn't plug two pumps into this control. Both pumps would need to be in the same place and both would run at the same time.. Since there is only place to plug in you would need an adapter to plug it in.
930615
Yes. the inlet can feed both outputs simultaneously and you can adjust the balance between the two outs.
1607556
If you can somehow bolt the diaphragm switch to your existing pump or to something in your sump you should be able to use it.You will have to plug the pump into the the switches plug, then into an outlet.The diaphragm switch must remain stationary and will be activated from the water pressure to the bottom of the switch.
264864
Probably not because it looks like the flojet kit has a threaded output to connect to a garden hose. This is the pump that comes with the Clean Dump system. It outlet is barbed for a hose to slip over and be clamped.
627675
Yes you can. If your current pump has a switch on it that can be replaced. You will need to attach the float to the barrel being filled, position it near the top of the barrel. The cable from the new float will need to run back to your water pump and connected to the old float switch cable. You will probably have to make 2 splices to the cable and put heat shrink tubing over the cable splices to ensure they are water tight.
1922258
tough question that depends on lots of variables. If you're a "handy" type person, it's not hard to do, otherwise, you might want to find someone to install it for you. It depends on your pool / pump as well - I had to go to a big box store and buy some PVC fittings to make it work with my pump - but if you have an Intex brand pool, it comes with most (if not all - don't know for sure since we don't have an Intex pool or pump) of the fittings needed to hook into their system. HTH
768609
Not sure, but I would caution not to. If you are trying to get more distance between electrode then I would tell you to buy some PVC pipe and mount it next to the pump. Put the electrodes on that at whatever hight you need. They go over this setup in the product instructions I believe.
2190997
I would think you could remove that fitting and add a female threaded/sweat fitting. The internals are mostly plastic, so I would keep the heat away from that. That fitting works well....I used it with 3/4" PVC.
920423
The sump pump on this is 12volts and is replacable but you should still have a main sump for the primary pumping. Hope this helps Dave
2063347
Yes I have used this in the manner you described. However, the connector between the 2 sections are badly mad, requiring you to constantly re-tightening the coupling. I have found that a home-made contraption made with PVC pipes purchased at Home Depot works just as well, for less than $20. Hope this helps.
926097
Output faces up at bottom of pump . I used PVC elbow to have it turn to the side