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02/23/2009, 04:11 PM
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Tunze Osmolar 3155 and kakwasser stirrer ?
Hello,
Can I use Tunze Osmolar 3155 to dose RO water into kalkwasser stirrer ? I am asking this as I noted (in product description) that it enables water flow (when water level in sump drops) for max duration of 10 minutes, then stops for a while. Is such operation optimal (or suitable) with kalk stirrer or shall I search for dosing system that opertes continusly due to lack of water in sump ? Is anyone using the above mentioned setup ? Thank you. |
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02/23/2009, 04:47 PM
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I am using the Osmolator w/ a PM Kalk Reator. I would assume that a Kalk stirrer would work equally well.
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02/23/2009, 05:37 PM
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I have been using mine to feed freshwater into a kalk-reactor which then feeds the the sump for about a year now. Works perfect for me, keeps the PH nice and high.
Only thing was is that the osmolator tubing is a little bigger than your standard hard tubing that you would use on the reactor. Its a metric size I believe, but with a little force it works just fine.
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02/23/2009, 06:16 PM
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I think calling it a kalk stirrer or reactor is a matter of semantics. They either use a water pump, motor with stir bar, or magnet on the bottom to mix the kalk/water.
Yes, you can use a Tunze Osmolator thru a Kalk Stirrer, just make sure you install a check valve between the Osmolator pump and the Kalk Stirrer. Dave |
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02/23/2009, 06:16 PM
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There is no substitute.
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I think calling it a kalk stirrer or reactor is a matter of semantics. They either use a water pump, motor with stir bar, or magnet on the bottom to mix the kalk/water.
Yes, you can use a Tunze Osmolator thru a Kalk Stirrer, just make sure you install a check valve between the Osmolator pump and the Kalk Stirrer. Dave |
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02/23/2009, 06:21 PM
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There is no substitute.
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Sorry for the DP.
Dave |
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02/24/2009, 04:44 PM
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Thank you all for quick and effective answers !
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