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Sorry something wrong I pushed the wrong button. I would still use valves on the pump to control flow. It appears they are using the full flow of the T and it is using the full hole for a siphon break
So I got it figured out for the most part. I appreciate everyone's help! Thank you.I'd worry about getting it up and running. You can work on quieting it down later.
Can you post a brief video? I would like to hear what the overflow sounds like.
I attached some pictures of the setup. The only thing I don't like is that if there is a full clog on the main drain line then I don't think the emergency line could handle the full flow because I had to put a cap on it to make it quite and it should have a vent on the back side but it does not. I am going to try to add one though and it just might be enough.
It is fairly quite, but my cheap Hygger AC pumps are a little loud. Oh well, I will get some DC pumps once I get this thing dialed in and get some more money. Building this cost me much more than I thought. It would.
I learned a ton which was great. The rim had to be taller where the water comes in because it rises more than I thought after it enters the sump. You can see the 3d printed cap in the picture as well that helped silence the flow.
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