UV + CHILLER Plumping in a dual return system

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Hi All,

I have 200g system and ready to finish plumping but stuck in uv+ chiller part.

Option1 is my ideal but I worry if t#4 will have back pressure or chiller output would not be go thrown return to the display?

Option2 is more simple , output of chiller will be placed very close to pump2 so maybe 80% water will go directly to display

Please add edit options for the best plumping method, thanks in advance for your suggestions

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I always found plumbing the uv into return lines was too tricky. Couldn’t get the flow rate right. I’m sure you can do it though. Good luck
 
I always found plumbing the uv into return lines was too tricky. Couldn’t get the flow rate right. I’m sure you can do it though. Good luck
Thanks, so you are also suggesting use separate pump from drain chamber and output near return pumps in sump ? I always use this method for chiller and UV advantage is no need to worry dry run when maintenance :) these continue circulate the water only in sump..

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