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Depends on how you plumb it. If the tanks are equal distance from the return pump with the same amount of pipe and the same number of bends etc. then in theory they will be close. But if there is a difference in the plumbing then the head pressure difference will mean the closest tank gets the majority…I'm wanting to connect multiple tanks together to 1 sump with 1 return pump. If I do that will all the tanks have the same flow rate? Ore prety close anyway?
Depends on how you plumb it. If the tanks are equal distance from the return pump with the same amount of pipe and the same number of bends etc. then in theory they will be close. But if there is a difference in the plumbing then the head pressure difference will mean the closest tank gets the majority…
my suggestion for two tanks on one sump is multiple ren pumps.Ok thatk
Depends on how you plumb it. If the tanks are equal distance from the return pump with the same amount of pipe and the same number of bends etc. then in theory they will be close. But if there is a difference in the plumbing then the head pressure difference will mean the closest tank gets the majority…
my suggestion for two tanks on one sump is multiple return pumps.
Depends on how you plumb it. If the tanks are equal distance from the return pump with the same amount of pipe and the same number of bends etc. then in theory they will be close. But if there is a difference in the plumbing then the head pressure difference will mean the closest tank gets That's what I was thinking. Thank youthe majority…
my suggestion for two tanks on one sump is multiple return pumps.