Given the layout of my sump, is there a way that I can plumb a UV as a closed loop by putting the pump in one compartment and the output in a different, downstream compartment, that WON’T be a flood risk?
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I would consider putting an 'in line' UV after your return pump? That way 100% of the water is going through. But that can be a size issue depending on how big the tank is iet. But lets say you wanted to do it in the sump - where do you think the 'flooding risk' would come from? PS - I think I know how your water flow is planned - but its not entirely clear
As far as the sump flow goes, in the top-down view, the Overflow flows into in the far left compartment, then flows over the weir into the middle compartment, then through the bottom hole drilled in the divider into the front-right compartment, then over and under the next two dividers into the back-right compartment, where the return pump will be.I would consider putting an 'in line' UV after your return pump? That way 100% of the water is going through. But that can be a size issue depending on how big the tank is iet. But lets say you wanted to do it in the sump - where do you think the 'flooding risk' would come from? PS - I think I know how your water flow is planned - but its not entirely clear