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I have bought from this place...I use the 3000 class fittings. Don't trust the 150-300psi fittings for HP.... Class 3000# Stainless Steel Pipe Fittings | PipingNow

Before CB80 has a chance to respond....Here is a post (post #64) that tells you what "Secret Sauce" is! CB80 came up with the term when I was threatened for copyright infringement by Polar Freeze Gaurd for putting a video on youtube showing my winterizing system, "Home Brew"! Another CB80 term...

That will give the customer 180 seconds or 3 minutes start time with 30 seconds added for each additional quarter.

First you need to determine how much time to start. Then decide on the price. For instance, if your start time is 4 minutes @ $2.00....4 minutes is 240 seconds divided by 8 quarters equals 30 seconds per quarter....Use that equation for what ever you want to set it at. Your scenario for $1.50...

Good question! Never seen one before....Take the lid off, it might give you a clue what it does! Just a WAG, if you recycle weep water, it might be a protective enclosure for the return pipe or a box to cover up a very big hole in the wall!

So the overload did its job! We all missed the obvious, checking pump pressure first! Using a clamp meter on the 3 phase feeds would have clued you in too! I think I'd be taking those regulators apart to see what is going on inside them....They usually don't start spiking pressure unless...

Get yourself a cheap clamp meter from Harbor Freight or Amazon, $20-$30....Use it to test the amps on each of the 3 hot leads feeding the contactor/overload when the motor is running. They should all be the same amps or very close. If one feed reads higher amps than the other two, the motor is...

If you have Led 7's out in the bays, you don't need that At411 in the control room....The timed load output on the timer in conjunction with Soap, Rinse, Wax funtions on the switch is all you need to power up the HP pump motor contactor.....The setup you have doesn't make sense?

A good video to help with wiring a rotary, Tom's Way (RIP) from KR: Tom's Way Rotary Wiring 101 You might also do a search here on "rotary seal"....If you add a shaft seal like the one pictured, you probably won't ever have to change a rotary again. Water infiltration is the killer of these...

Mark VII color codes all the wiring to correspond between the terminial strips inside the meter boxes and panels inside the equipment room. You can go to Kleen Rite and in the help files you can download a wiring diagram like the 8 position one linked below....Its pretty self explanetory and not...

My original equipment was Mark VII and about 60 years old! After buying the wash 13 years ago, I had one of the Mark VII proprietary rotary switches left in one of the bays and it finally went bad shortly after buying the wash. All the others had been converted to 8 position Electroswitches so...

Another big difference you can make is resetting the on/off cycle of your air compressor. I have my 80 gallon compressor set to come on at 80psi and off at 100psi. Originally it was on at 100psi and off at 120-125psi...The air will not heat up and condensate as much at the lower pressure...

I bought one of these Brightstar BR100B remotes to replace a Unimote that I had dropped and it quit working. Just this morning figured out the setup code...I won't post the code here, but to make it a bit more difficult to hack, its the Sony 3 digit code for this particular remote. You still...

Actually never thought of recirculating the water in the gravity holding tank to the demand heater and keeping the float valve with city water feeding it. Excellant idea! I guess the old Mark VII systems was set up this way with ginormous Jarco Webn boilers attached to them. I should have...

On my 199k Takagi for floor heat, at 105° output temp with inlet temps between 55° and 70°, I get about 6.6gpm flow....The output is directly related to the delta rise between incoming and outgoing...PLUS you have to have enough inlet pressure to get the maximum outlet volumn stated in the...

I see your point! Plus the expense goes up even further when deciding to do both!

Are you talking about collecting, counting, and depositing?

Here ya go....I see your delima, my issue is hopefully temporary. I keep this area covered with a micro fiber towel to keep any debris out of the tank...

I guess I was thinking more on the "Legality" of doing it? I think its against the law if you have a business selling an item having one price for cash and a higher CC price for the same item?