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Actually now that I think about it you can locate them side by side. It'll take two more bulkheads another valve to connect the two brutes.I think the most effective way to make a mixing station you're after if you don't want to invest in any different equipment other than some plumbing parts is you'll have to mount or locate your fresh water tank above that of your salt water tank and use gravity to transfer between tanks. Then you can just use your submersible pump for mixing. How you plan on getting salt water out is another matter. If you're just going to rely on gravity your salt water tank will need to be elevated above the level of whatever bucket etc you want to fill. Or you'll need a couple bulkheads for a pipe to come out then T off with a valve and either barb for a hose etc to draw water and then the pipe goes back in towards the top with another valve in between to form your closed loop for mixing salt. Just my thoughts
Can anyone please help me drawing a plumbing diagram for saltwater mixing station? i have an internal pump and 2 brute containers. The pump have to be inside the saltwater mixing side.
Thanks alot.
That blue sticker above RODI has to go!When you get the money ditch your brute cans! Well, here is my set up which is a 50 gallon mixing station that automatics feed water with my DOS to my 10 gallon ATO Container thats under my tank with my APEX DOS. My ATO system is above my mixing station.
Now I know what to do with all the free stickers I've been holding on to...When you get the money ditch your brute cans! Well, here is my set up which is a 50 gallon mixing station that automatics feed water with my DOS to my 10 gallon ATO Container thats under my tank with my APEX DOS. My ATO system is above my mixing station.