Can Anyone Identify This

[RodRamos]

So we are installing an 18x52 AGP burried 2 feet in ground. I would like to avoid having the pump at the same height as the plumbing (skimmer etc). I saw this image on pinterest without much info and was hoping someone here could identify this burried container.
Thank you.

 

[Richard320]

That appears to be a rooftop carrier.

 

[Brett S]

That looks pretty cool, but unfortunately I have no idea where you could find one. I also worry that it would start to collect dirt and dust and become a bit of a mess after a while. It could also make it difficult to work on the equipment if you needed to lean into access everything.

Is there a reason you don’t want to put the pump at ground level? There’s certainly no technical reason that it can’t be at the same height as your skimmer or is it just an aestetic thing?

 

[Donldson]

Pump motors get hot and need air flow. So while this is a really neat idea it is almost certainly not going to go well as shown. Now if you could figure out a good way to water cool the pump motor, you might be on to something....

 

[Richard320]

Pump motors get hot and need air flow. So while this is a really neat idea it is almost certainly not going to go well as shown. Now if you could figure out a good way to water cool the pump motor, you might be on to something....

Those two jugs of chemicals stored below the electronics are also iffy.

 

[Donldson]

Ouch, good point. That's almost certainly muriatic acid and sodium hypochlorite. Sitting next to each other. In a very small enclosed space...

 

[RodRamos]

I wasnt going to store chemicals there, just the pump and filter.
Guess I'll keep researching for a different solution.

 

[JamesW]

Installations - Constructions

GILBERT PISCINES SAS - Installation coque piscine, pose liner, dans le Tarn et Garonne 82 et la Haute Garonne 31. Devis gratuit. Tel: 06 59 49 29 38

www.gilbert-piscines.fr

The inground filter system is usually a French thing.

Desjoyaux also does inground systems.