should both of the u pipes have holes in the top? im assuming the set up is one to be full siphon and the other to be the open channel?
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should both of the u pipes have holes in the top? im assuming the set up is one to be full siphon and the other to be the open channel?
Thanks. Needless to say I got it in and looks slick.
1st time plumbing a saltwater tank...can anybody help me? Going to be using the Shadow overflow when it arrives. Also, will the U-pipes already have holes in them??
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I just got really jealous.I am spending the day ultrasonic welding up u pipes!
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They both need holes in them to function properly with our modified plumbing design.
How large of a hole should we drill on the U pipe?
I plan on attaching the 1.5" gate valve right about my bulkhead on my Synergy sump (Atomic green SS-34, baby!!). I will glue it in a vertical manner so the weight will be on the bulkhead in the sump and not near the Ghost bulkhead. Anything wrong with this idea? I've heard that the gate valve should be close to the overhead bulkhead but I don't see why this would matter. Any reasons why I shouldn't place my gate valve right above my sump? Thanks again, Rick!
Does the box sit low enough when installed per template for these new clear view screen tops to fit above?
I got mine today. This thing is AWESOME! One question though, what are the 2 trapezoidal shaped pieces that came taped to the inside of the overflow box?
If I plan on reducing the plumbing to a 1" size can I insert the reducer bushing directly into the overflow box or would I have to add a couple inches of 1.5" pvc between the two?
I ask because I got reducer 1.5 x 1" bushings and the 1" pvc inserts directly into one end and I figured the 1.5" would simply slide over the other end. Turns out the other end of the bushing is actually just 1.5" pvc so I would need a coupling to attach it to another section of pvc. Hopefully this makes sense
I am having a custom 130g built with 2 1" returns to reach the full 1300-1500g of turnover. I don't think you can pump that much through 3/4For a 150 gal DT would you do a reducer to 1" over flow and then 3/4 return?
I am having a custom 130g built with 2 1" returns to reach the full 1300-1500g of turnover. I don't think you can pump that much through 3/4