where does the back flow water go'
2063586
If you mean when you back wash, if you look at the picture, there is a gray circular cap on the front above the sand tank (from the main sale picture) and the back wash/waste water comes out from there. If you check out the customer images, I tried to put an explanation for each hose (intake, output, and backwash). That might help answer your question too.
2063587
It drains outside of the pool. There is an outlet port that is screw capped, you simply unscrew this cap and then you can either shoot the back flow water directly from there, or you can attach a hose and direct the flow.
2063588
I just want to clarify that it is not a garden hose that is attached, rather the same type 2" hoses that connect to the pool
2063589
Turning the valve to backflush and turning on the pump allows pool water to wash the dirt from the sand and it flows out an outlet designed for this. I have attached a old pump hose to mine to allow it to drain out in the yard. Good pump!
340841
It vent out the back and needs to have space to circulate. If no space on top, then sides most have space to let air circulate.
1350360
Inside the cooler there's a plug which is attached to a long plastic tube, the water will exit out the back of the cooler. Very easy. This cooler is great.
933311
My understanding is that you either need the air-gap faucet or a standard faucet with a check valve for the waste water line to prevent back flow.
465815
The intake for the water is located on the back wall, there is about an inch of the glass tank taken up behind the black plastic that contains the pump and filter.
99812
The water drains from the long side. It's a little hard to see from the picture but the rear is raised for drainage.
576253
I don't know what you are referring to when you say "drain back". This valve has three portals and it allows you to direct fluid flow from one of the portals to one of the two other portals. For example, I use it to direct backwash from my pool to either the backwash pit via a pvc pipe or into a hose that I can direct wherever I need to direct it. I just turn the handle to direct flow one direction or the other. You can change which portal is the input by taking the valve apart and restructuring the internal control components. That is fairly easy to do - just requires a phillips screwdriver. It works well. I don't know what you are referring to when you say "drain back". This valve has three portals and it allows you to direct fluid flow from one of the portals to one of the two other portals. For example, I use it to direct backwash from my pool to either the backwash pit via a pvc pipe or into a hose that I can direct wherever I need to direct it. I just turn the handle to direct flow one direction or the other. You can change which portal is the input by taking the valve apart and restructuring the internal control components. That is fairly easy to do - just requires a phillips... » Read More I don't know what you are referring to when you say "drain back". This valve has three portals and it allows you to direct fluid flow from one of the portals to one of the two other portals. For example, I use it to direct backwash from my pool to either the backwash pit via a pvc pipe or into a hose that I can direct wherever I need to direct it. I just turn the handle to direct flow one direction or the other. You can change which portal is the input by taking the valve apart and restructuring the internal control components. That is fairly easy to do - just requires a phillips screwdriver. It works well. « Show Less
1436573
Mine connected to one water outlet. There is a level on the side of the mid section before the heads that directs the water to the heads. You can have water come out of one head or both heads.
460049
The water just drips off the cold condensing coils. From there it runs into the bucket or hose by gravity. There is no pump so the drain path must slope downward all the way or the water will back up into the unit.
1657732
There are two drain ports on the back. Lift front and water drains into toilet
66167
you have a problem. the water should drip down the material in the back. take it part (back panel} and make sure nothing foreign is in there. it is how you clean it anyway and you should get familiar with it.
1959341
The pressure is perfect, except during part of the backwash cycle. For the most part, you would not want unfiltered water going into your system anyway I wouldn't think. Ours regenerates at midnight and we haven't seen it as a major problem. Have fun!
1884842
This is for air flow. The fresh air is drawn into the rear of the unit and cool air comes out the front.
850450
The back splash is not attached, but the under mount bowl is already in place. I think it's a great value for the money ... although I used my own faucet. Hope this helps.
1587936
It is in the back. It comes out in an L shape. Maybe a foot out and then a 90 degree turn to the R and another 2 feet of pump tube. It all stays in the back middle though.
1062720
There is no back flow on these, they are susceptible to cracking since they are only plastic. I go through one every 2 to 3 years.
2154752
Some rain water will still go to the downspout but most will go to your rain barrel. I have my system set up so that when the rain barrel is full there is an overflow coming from the rain barrel with flexible plastic tubing that diverts the water where I want it to go so the amount of water from the downspout is minimized (one downspout is close to my house and I can not extend it very easily).