Yes. With the reducer bushings, you'll need about 13" - 14" of pipe.
Yes. With the reducer bushings, you'll need about 13" - 14" of pipe.
Sean Assam
Commercial Product Sales Manager - AquaCal AutoPilot Inc. Mobile: 954-325-3859
e-mail: sean@teamhorner.com --- www.autopilot.com - www.aquacal.com
If it is too tight, you can install a Watermaid in less than 4 inches on 1.5 inch pipe.
Mark Manning
Watermaid Canada
www.watermaid.ca
mark@watermaid.ca
Cruz, looks like you've got room to spare. Use the cell with a reducer in the union, 1.25" off the 90 comming out of the heater, cut a peice of 2" pipe 2.5" to connect the other union to hte flw switch tee, then reduce the other end of the tee to the 1.5" pipe (the cell can count as the 1' of straight run required before the flow switch.(on second thought, work it backwards from the valve, at least there's rigid pipe to connect to) What's up with the flex pipe in the filter system??
, ie, why isn't it rigid pipe?? Why is there a clamp on the return valve inlet?? If your pool is new, sue them!, if it's older, looks like you could use a replumb.
Luv & Luk, Ted
Having done construction and service for 4 pool companies in 4 states starting in 1988, what I know about pools could fill a couple of books - what I don't know could fill libraries
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