Using a heat exchanger, pump Needs to push an extra 25' and exchanger is about 5' below the tub, what is rated head? Will it work?
1977776
This seams to be a pretty rock solid pump and if there is any question of its ability to pump that distance or operate correctly with that head pressure, maybe you should look into placing two circulating pumps at diff locations in your system
423730
A 40' run is a long way, but since your rise is only 3 1/2', that should not be a problem. I'm not a pro, but I expect the pump to work fine as long as you adhere to the 3/8" diameter.
1256345
This pump works good for me. I pump water from a 55 gallon barrel about 8 feet to a shower.I'm not sure it will "lift" water from 15 feet or not?Look at a bigger pump. It's your call.
2191374
As long as the GPH is correct going out of the filter and into the chiller I do not see any reason why it would be a problem. A pump is a pump no matter where it is. One thing you could consider is shortening or adding more length to your tubes to increase/decrease the water flow rate to match the chillers needs. The only thing you are going to need is some extra tubing and clamps to seal leaks. The setup would like this: Tank -> filter intake -> tube to filter -> tube from filter outtake into chiller intake -> tube from chiller output out back into the tank.
1507593
There is a good table of this data via this link to The Marine Depot website. Note that the distance between the pump and the chiller will diminish the flow so you need to keep this in mind when selecting the right pump. http://www.marinedepot.com/Aqua_Euro_USA_Max_Chill_Aquarium_Chiller_1_4_HP_Less_with_a_Built_In_Controller-Aqua_Euro_USA-ED1151-FICHINQCBC-vi.html
975079
I've got this pump sitting at the bottom of my rain-barrel pushing water through a "DIG" micro-irrigation kit that is watering over 20 plants/bushes spread out amongst 100' of tubing, and its got plenty of umph, so I can't imagine you'd have any problems moving water 4.5ft.
1388137
This is precisely the reason I purchased this pressure switch. I had one that was set to 30-50 and I wanted to raise my house pressure to 40-60 and this pressure switch worked just fine. I have a Goulds 5GS07412 at 275 feet below the surface. I think this is a 1/2 hp.
485175
I have this pump and tank. I have a diagonal lift of 20 feet. it works very well. I push 4 faucets on the back side of my home. I have good pressure when using 2 of the faucets at a time. the pump turns on frequently but the pressure has been good. I have the unit under a workbench and love the small space it requires.
851346
My pump is a submersed pump 90 feet down,my advise is to contact the folks at handy well they are great at answering all your of connection and how too's.give them a call
1708438
This pump will work in mains pressure up too 140 PSI. I have tested to 60 psi of pumping pressure , it will lift 11 feet of head.
1256411
The 30" is based off of the total distance over and under combined as far as i understand it. The pump will pump more then this in my experience. However it will impact the flow rate and will likely burn out faster.
1470986
I don't believe it will matter other than it will reduce the flow somewhat. The only thing you will need to do is attach a fitting on the output of the pump to accommodate a 1 inch tube. If you are using the tetra filter you will need to to the same thing there as well.
1983079
I just called InTheSwim yesterday to ask them that question and if it was a problem that my pool pipes measure 2" but the feed line is 1.5" -- They said that there wouldn't be any pressure problems or undue stress on the pump. I will be mounting mine on my pool shed roof, which is about 7 feet off the ground. ~ Patrick
1572005
No, but I've used it with a 25' x 3/8, and it works like a champ. I suppose it has enough head pressure that it will work fine with a 50' chiller as well. The one recommendation I have is to get a garden hose flow control valve (basically an in-line ball valve) so you can adjust the flow to the chiller. I've found that reducing the flow will sometimes help it cool faster than leaving it wide open.
1324685
The 15' vs 20' is 5' less vertical lift of the condensation from the level of the pump up to the max level of the outlet for the fluid. If you only need 15' or less vertical this pump will be fine.
1901935
I think there is a horsepower requirement. Look at your pump and compare this to the spec for the heater.
1667556
I have a 13,500gal. I have no issues. I am running a 1 1/2hp pump. I already had this pump. I believe I could go lower. IMO I think it would be fine.