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Old 11-23-2015, 04:57 AM
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Originally Posted by RDNanoGuy View Post
You could also put a flap checkvalve right on the output of the pump. The weight of the water in the return line will shut the valve when the water stops preventing the back siphon. I know alot of people don't use them but I put them in all my systems and have yet to have one fail. Combine that with a siphon break hole up top and you should be pretty safe all round.
Did a quick search and I think a flap checkvalve looks very efficient. Do you know where I could get one specific to my size of tubing? I will measure the diameter tomorrow. Also I dont have lots of supplies for plumbing so what needed pieces do I have to purchase before installing the valve? also where would I drill the hole and how big would it be?

Many thanks to the helpful replies
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