[easycleanwindows]

i have been informed that you can stop switch burn out on pumps by putting a t juntion from the pump back into the tank.
has anybody done this if so do you put it in from the pump side or water output side?

[Moderator David@stives]

have you got a pump controller ?

[Roy Harding]

You can do this by a T junction, but you need a flow control tap to restrict the amount of water that returns to the tank.

A better option is to fit a varistream pump controler,as this bypasses the switch and gives you full control over the amount of water at the brush.

Roy

[thewindowcleaner1]

I bought the flow controler from williamson pumps the best buy ever apart from WFP, controle the amps from the battery not the water flow which burns the pressure switch out

[sair]

i have an eco flow . does the same job . suspose i would though !even comes with a solenoid cut float valve to prevent over fill to the water tanks

[John Walker]

If I fit an Ecoflow to my system (and no bypass) will it still allow me stop the flow at the pole end without any damage to the Ecoflow or pump? 

John

[Roy Harding]

John

I no the varistream will allow you do do this.


Roy

[sair]

if you fit an eco flow to your pump . you can dead end your pole leave it on there will be no damage to your pump or to the eco flow , thats what it has been designed to do, its simple and easy to fit , any enquiries call 07950 706623
we have been using them for a long time now and they go out on all our sytems.

[John Walker]

Thanks guys

Just the answer I was hoping for - looks like the way for me to go.

Cheers

John