Would this VCMA-15UL work for the brine overflow from a water softener?
1675255
The brine should not effect it, the answer depends on how much overflow. it's a very efficient machine and very dependable.
201618
Yes, this would be a great replacement however it's just a filtration unit and pump. It has no affect on Chlorine and ph levels. At this point you have two options: Continue to utilize Chlorine or convert to Saltwater.
312363
It would probably work but I would be inclined to go with a solid state switch. They use a probe mounted vertically in the skimmer that would cut power to the pump in the event that the water goes below a certain level. It allows a lot more accuracy than the float type switch.
1257697
You could do it a few different ways. The way you described your series sounds like it will work. I put the pressure regulator directly on the source so none of my components get damaged. The filter may last longer if it is inline on the "soft side" of the softener since there would be less particulate in the water (in theory). I would also recommend keeping the softener in the shade because it heats up quickly on a sunny day! Enjoy your shower!
1339419
No. This is a different product altogether and will more then likely not work with the control that a nature soft utilizes. Heck even the Hayward control panels are very picky and you must get a firmware flash if your panel is more then a few years old to work with these chlorine generator cells.
2066041
we have a whirlpool reverse osmosis system and our tank rusted and developed a leak. This save buying a whole new system. If it looks like the tank you have it should work. All we did was attach the water to the top of the tank and it began working.
214313
Check the power requirements and make sure they are compatible. It will work as long as that is the same. We've been using it for our pool filter. It has been working great for us.
1378684
It should as long as there is no wiring for an overflow alarm. If it is gravity this should be the case.
1442562
It should work fine -- use the adapter to connect it to a waterline, otherwise someone will need to constantly be on the alert to fill the water reservoir. Also, if you have hard water, a filter should be considered.
495489
Hello, I'm not sure. I know it worked with my jacuzzi filter. One grid was shorter then the others, but it had no effect on the performance of the filter.
2081116
It should work fine, depending on your bioload or amount and type of "pooduction". I used this on my 55g and it did well. It can be a pain to dial in, but it starts producing skimmate almost immediately. I had a hard time with it when I turned off my return pump for feeding an maintenence. It would take a few moments to dial back in and the increased water volume in the sump due to some backfill from the tank until my syphon break stopped it, could cause the collection cup to overflow. All in all 3/5 stars. Decent skimmer for the money.
691037
I am pretty sure it will. May have rearrange the water connection if is located in a different spot.
352494
I use tap water however I have a water softener system and it works fine. The Protek shouldn't be a problem.
602315
Yes, it will work fine in that application... but it does require enough room in the basin / tank to move up and down from its pivot / attachment point to activate... not generally an issue.... just never sure of customers application... but feel free to call with questions. CSH 989-723-8985 Dan
6860
It should work just fine. I use mine in a 1500 gal spa attached to our pool. However, the overall quality is low, not the quality of the previous one I purchased at a pool supply. But it is cheaper.
687875
I put mine I bought on a 15 gal tank, It says on the pump 60 PSI switch and 2.1 gal per minuet flow. It was easy to hook up and works like a charm.
569712
Yes it will work just fine. Be sure to turn down the regulator so you aren't using 150 psi. We use about 30 psi to blow our lines. It has a small 1.5 gallon tank so it will work fine.