I have a 12 x 30 easy set up- with the pump that came with it 600 gph. Vaccum will not work with that pump will it work with this pump
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I honestly don't know if it will or not. I use my pump to prime my vacuum then I drop my vacuum line outside the pool and use the siphon action to vacuum my pool so the pump works for my app but I also clean my pool differently and after I do clean mine I have to go back and add 50 or 60 gallons of water.
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I'm not exactly sure. It's much stronger than the one that comes with the pool, though. I personally use a home made vacuum i made :)
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No bigger than the tank is it will probably work but it will run all the time. Also depends on the cfm (cubic feet per minute) but with 6 gallon of air reserved when the level drops on the air tank size of 6 gallon the compressor will kick on so heavey duty cleaning/blowing will run out of air in the tank pretty quickly. also depends on how high you have the copressor line side set to, 120 PSI is probably maximum it will run out of air pretty quickly and constant blowing will not be able to substain itself very long.
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Yes, it will work. Check the discharge requirements for your system. Pumps with 2" in and 2" out are available.
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Theoretically it should, but I highly recomend getting one of the pumps that has a squeze valve in it. That way you just put the tube in the tank and pump the valve to start the suction. With this one you have to pump the tube itself up and down to start the suction. And the one of these I tried, I could never get the suction to start at all.
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About 8 foot or soI have a very tall tank and used 5and gallon buckets..had room to move to several buckets.I now use a different method. A 1200good gph pump with U shaped pvc, hang over the edge of tank with hose fitting on pvc. Pump continually for a few min. BTW i have a 220list gal.tank
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We have a 27'×4' round above ground pool and this pump works just fine with it. Hope this helps.
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Eg. 36x72 means pump length is 36 inchs and hose length is 72 inches. I don't believe you can extend the pump mainly because it would be hard to creat the vacuum seal. They do sell pumps longer than 48 in so you could reach the bottom but the fourth would be thicker too so make sure it could fit inside a 5in opening before you buy.
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Yes too small. It's designed for 1000 gph pump. I have 2 of them running off of a 3000 gph pump and works great
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It will if your pump has sufficient suction. Your pump does the vacuum job.
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depends on the lift (how high you are pumping) I am getting about 2500 GPH , but it has a lot more suction for the pool vacum than the little Intex pump and filter I was using. Now have a sand filter and it has plenty of pressure to get the water thru it and room to pump up to the solar on the roof.
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I contacted Rigid customer service to try and answer your question, they responded wanting to know the model number of the vac that you plan on using. Since the pump and vac I purchased were a Christmas present I do not have that information if your customer wishes to respond with this information, I may be able to get the PSI information that he is requesting.
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I think it would work for a much longer outage than that. I'm not sure what your pump is rated in gpm vs. basepump gpm, but as long as they're close, you should be fine.
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I have a 12'x30" above ground Intex pool. It works great, HOWEVER, you must order the adapter from the Circulator website if you have this type of pool. I STRONGLY recommend contacting Wes through the Circulator website BEFORE purchasing any adapters as there are a couple of different ones. Explain to him what your filter parts look like (white/beige, white/blue, etc) and he will get you the exact part you need. Otherwise, works great!
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I purchased the vac'n save and didn't like it. I don't know if it works with anything else. You should check with the manufacture.
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it has an adapter to fit the larger shop vac so i think it would directly fit up to the smaller hose. i found the tool to be cumbersome & quit using it. the vacuum works fine but took too long to sand.
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I would imagine that would work fine. It produces about 30 in of vacuum, for your reference.
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I have only used this system connected to a hose bib. That being said, a pump could be used, but would need to have a capable of about 30 to 40 psi and maybe 1 to 3 gallons per minute. And, even then you may want to have a valve in line to throttle it back the gpm even more.