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Gale Pearce wrote:
You can restrict the outflow side of the pump, but not the intake or you will burn out your pump prematurely - I use a "ball valve" to reduce the waterflow on my submersible pump on the line to my filter Gale :~) I've already got a restrictor and T-piece on the pump outlet so I can control the output at present. Somehow it doesn't feel "right" to reduce the flow this way. I can't help feeling that it's putting extra load on the pump. As I have a reasonably hefty lamp dimmer kicking around, I was just wondering if using a device like this would be more mechanically "sympathetic" IYKWIM. (Probably complete nonsense I know). Tim -- Remove the obvious to reply by email. |
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