07-14-2007, 04:31 PM
Davidm,
Usually filter, valves, meters, etc... come AFTER the tank. At least in the systems that we sell. The reason is if your pump gets stuck running the pressure relief valve mounted on your tank tee will blow and not something else. Always put your sediment filters before your uv lamp.
I would suggest using 10 inch filters, they are less expensive and easier to find. Remember the more stuff you put in your line the less your pressure will be. If you would like a charcoal filter I would suggest putting in on your drinking water source (sink, fridge, etc...) so as to not limit pressure to the rest of the house.
Daniel R Diamond
Edited by - daniel on 07/14/2007 20:44:47
Usually filter, valves, meters, etc... come AFTER the tank. At least in the systems that we sell. The reason is if your pump gets stuck running the pressure relief valve mounted on your tank tee will blow and not something else. Always put your sediment filters before your uv lamp.
I would suggest using 10 inch filters, they are less expensive and easier to find. Remember the more stuff you put in your line the less your pressure will be. If you would like a charcoal filter I would suggest putting in on your drinking water source (sink, fridge, etc...) so as to not limit pressure to the rest of the house.
Daniel R Diamond
Edited by - daniel on 07/14/2007 20:44:47
Daniel R Diamond