I have a pool with a flow vis installed after the heater but before the tee where the diverter valve sends the water when it would be in heater bypass mode. Basically if I bypass the heater the flow vis would be dead. Can I consider it then to be a check valve while in the bypass mode.
The following is a cut and paste from e'pool supply:
"FlowVis GPM Flow Meter Valve for 2" & 2.5" Pipes (FV-2)
FlowVis is a fully functioning Check Valve, as flow increases and decreases, the Check Valve's flapper swings within its range of motion. A specifically designed calibration spring, indicating arm, and an extended height valve body lid, constitute the fundamentals of the FlowVis design concept.
FlowVis is available in two configurations
The following is a cut and paste from e'pool supply:
"FlowVis GPM Flow Meter Valve for 2" & 2.5" Pipes (FV-2)
FlowVis is a fully functioning Check Valve, as flow increases and decreases, the Check Valve's flapper swings within its range of motion. A specifically designed calibration spring, indicating arm, and an extended height valve body lid, constitute the fundamentals of the FlowVis design concept.
FlowVis is available in two configurations
- A retrofit kit that installs to a pre-existing Jandy or Praher 2" x 2.5" Check Valve assembly
- A complete pre-assembled Check Valve assembly with FlowVis "
