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A touchy subject to suggest anything on without a location look see,, BUT who says there is even a bonding wire to find ?

BUT ! You will still need to have a fail safe wired to the pump anyway so this set up can not turn on if the pressure is not in the return line which will happen only when the main pump is running. I know you said about the added timer etc, but, what if the power goes off for some reason to...

I see your concerns Runboy. I have had my set up for 3 months now and still have not added a return line. The reason is because i do not want those chlorine fumes inside the pump head. My tank is buried outside the area of the equipment pad and the venting is only around the area where i...

Runboy remember the more you add the more can go wrong. Try and keep it simple.

Originally Posted by 1Sammy ... Only problem with this is if that model has programming it would need to depend on the internal battery for long periods. I was actually considering wiring the dry contact relay between the circuit board and the pump motor inside the Stenner. See any problems...

Runboy are you saying your Stenner is 24VDC ? If so then just cut one of the hot wires feeding it. Find the 2 wires on your flow switch that are the switch on / off and attach one to each of the cut wires on the Stenner feed. Only problem with this is if that model has programming it would...

There you go, perfect.

I just looked at the manual and they even have them mounted sideways now. No mention of a return line as you said in case of a leaky tube. As i see it once the tube breaks the juice will just have to leak out around any gaps where the tube goes in and out of the head ? Interesting ! I...

I didn't know the head set up was different on the Econ T. Maybe the tube set up is different ??? Sorry if i missed you up.

That's the way i read it and did it. There are indents in the head you pop out or drill out. Then if the tube breaks the juice will flow back to the supply tank.

No images but once you get your pump it will be in the instructions. Pump should be mounted with the head facing down and a return line is fitted into a hole you drill in the head. A great idea i say.

Are you going to install a return line back to the tank for when / if the pump tube breaks ?

You should have your stenner get its power from a source that is only hot when the main pump is on.