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Jack
May 5th 06, 04:18 AM
Hi. I'd like to know what are some suggested methods of regulating the
in-pond pump water flow to an outside pressurized filter (then to a small
water return feature, a rock drill-hole which is 2' above filter top))?
Hozelock says the filter and pump are matched but I wonder just how the
volume of water to the pump can effectively be controlled to allow the UVC
to do its thing and yet enough water to feed the drill-hole ..but not too
much to make it shoot out.

My old system had a homemade inpond filter box with a 400 gal pump inside.
The hose led out of the pond and up to the rock. With a regulating ball
valve inline the whole works seemed to work alright for an aesthetic water
flow at the rock. But with this new pressurized system I inherited, I don't
know if an inline ball valve will work the same way.

The pond is rather small at only 260 gal. The new pump is Cyprio Titan 550
and new filter is Cyprio Bioforce 500 w/UV.

Appreciate your suggestions. Jack

~ janj
May 7th 06, 12:19 AM
>On Fri, 05 May 2006 03:18:20 GMT, "Jack" > wrote:

>Hi. I'd like to know what are some suggested methods of regulating the
>in-pond pump water flow to an outside pressurized filter (then to a small
>water return feature, a rock drill-hole which is 2' above filter top))?
>Hozelock says the filter and pump are matched but I wonder just how the
>volume of water to the pump can effectively be controlled to allow the UVC
>to do its thing and yet enough water to feed the drill-hole ..but not too
>much to make it shoot out.
>
>My old system had a homemade inpond filter box with a 400 gal pump inside.
>The hose led out of the pond and up to the rock. With a regulating ball
>valve inline the whole works seemed to work alright for an aesthetic water
>flow at the rock. But with this new pressurized system I inherited, I don't
>know if an inline ball valve will work the same way.
>
>The pond is rather small at only 260 gal. The new pump is Cyprio Titan 550
>and new filter is Cyprio Bioforce 500 w/UV.
>
>Appreciate your suggestions. Jack
>
Hi Jack,

Sorry I don't have any knowledge about this, but wanted to post, welcome to
RP, so you wouldn't think you were being ignored, or your post got lost in
cyberspace. :) ~ jan
--------------
See my ponds and filter design:
www.jjspond.us

~Keep 'em Wet!~
Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
To e-mail see website

Jack
May 7th 06, 04:46 PM
I kinda did. So, I've moved on and found an answer to my problem somewhere
else. Thanks for replying anyway. Jack


"~ janj" > wrote in message
...
> >On Fri, 05 May 2006 03:18:20 GMT, "Jack" >
> >wrote:
>
>>Hi. I'd like to know what are some suggested methods of regulating the
>>in-pond pump water flow to an outside pressurized filter (then to a small
>>water return feature, a rock drill-hole which is 2' above filter top))?
>>Hozelock says the filter and pump are matched but I wonder just how the
>>volume of water to the pump can effectively be controlled to allow the UVC
>>to do its thing and yet enough water to feed the drill-hole ..but not too
>>much to make it shoot out.
>>
>>My old system had a homemade inpond filter box with a 400 gal pump inside.
>>The hose led out of the pond and up to the rock. With a regulating ball
>>valve inline the whole works seemed to work alright for an aesthetic water
>>flow at the rock. But with this new pressurized system I inherited, I
>>don't
>>know if an inline ball valve will work the same way.
>>
>>The pond is rather small at only 260 gal. The new pump is Cyprio Titan
>>550
>>and new filter is Cyprio Bioforce 500 w/UV.
>>
>>Appreciate your suggestions. Jack
>>
> Hi Jack,
>
> Sorry I don't have any knowledge about this, but wanted to post, welcome
> to
> RP, so you wouldn't think you were being ignored, or your post got lost in
> cyberspace. :) ~ jan
> --------------
> See my ponds and filter design:
> www.jjspond.us
>
> ~Keep 'em Wet!~
> Tri-Cities WA Zone 7a
> To e-mail see website