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![]() My thinking is ...
There's no way you could ever incorporate a Bean Animal into your setup as you have 2 boxes, and the original design is based on the amount of water in just 1 box Is there any way you can redo the drain plumbing so the 2 'main drains' each go direct to the sump, and still have the 4th hole for an emerg ? This would save you redoing your return line I know it'll be a dialling nightmare, but once balanced, it shouldn't need much tuning Then you could put 'high level' floats in your boxes to shut off your return pump in the event your emerg is beyond it's 'safe' level I know mine is not the same setup, but I have a float a bit above my Herbie emerg so it shuts the pump down before the trim can get wet And the float is never wet, so it should last forever I hope some of this helps |
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![]() Been running a Herbie trouble free with dual overflows and float valve ATO for about 3 years now without any problems.
One chamber is my primary, other the emergency where I flow a trickle. No microbubbles even at about 1000gph and ATO keeps level in the sump to about 1/8". To convert from the twin Dursos basically only needed to remove them from the standpipes they were on, add the gate valve and some playing with a sump baffle and drain line length in my fuge. Just saying Herbie could work.
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