My thoughts on running dual Klir DI-4s.
I initially ran a single unit on an IceCap sump that had 2 sock holes. Covered one up and turned down the return pump to less than the specs for a single DI-4. (I don't really feel that this unit design can handle 750 gph)
Besides the numerous problems with this roller filter which is not really the subject for this posting, I was able to eek out 2.5 to 3 months on average for the 25 sq yd roll. Then a year into using the unit, I decided to add a 2nd unit and increase the flow rate just a tad up, maybe only 10% on the DC pump feeling now I had the filtering capacity.
9 months into using a second unit, I am still only getting the same 10 to 12 weeks on the fleece rolls so doubling the unit did not extend any more time in changing out the rolls in my situation and now I'm using 2 instead of 1 roll each change.
Needless to say, I went back down to 1 unit this weekend.
I initially ran a single unit on an IceCap sump that had 2 sock holes. Covered one up and turned down the return pump to less than the specs for a single DI-4. (I don't really feel that this unit design can handle 750 gph)
Besides the numerous problems with this roller filter which is not really the subject for this posting, I was able to eek out 2.5 to 3 months on average for the 25 sq yd roll. Then a year into using the unit, I decided to add a 2nd unit and increase the flow rate just a tad up, maybe only 10% on the DC pump feeling now I had the filtering capacity.
9 months into using a second unit, I am still only getting the same 10 to 12 weeks on the fleece rolls so doubling the unit did not extend any more time in changing out the rolls in my situation and now I'm using 2 instead of 1 roll each change.
Needless to say, I went back down to 1 unit this weekend.
