[wayne99]

hi guy's, need to speed up this wfp work, taking a bit too long on first cleans, trying to make sure 1st clean is spot on, anyway i have a sureflo 60psi pump, will it push enough water for two poles or do i need a bigger pump?got all the gear, poles, hoses, connectors but dont fancy setting all up unless i'm assured it would work, cheers lads

[williamx]

60 psi is ok to run a 2 pole wfp system

[matt]

well i run 1 pole of mine, turned down the pump to 30 psi

so it should run 2 poles at 30 psi

[Rob_j]

I have the same 60psi pump and i am using way to much water. I would like to turn it down to 30 psi but there doesn't seem to be any way of doing this on my system. Am I missing something or do I need to get some sort of fancy switch fitted.

Thanks Guys

[wayne99]

yeah how do you turn down the pump?

[Philip Hanson]

Hello

Pressure is not a problem, as it will equalize anywhere in a system as long as the hose is of sufficient diameter.  What I mean is, if you connected 10 poles to a 60PSI pump, (neglecting any resistance in the pipe) you'd find they all were delivering water at 60 psi.

Its FLOW RATE that will be affected.  If your maximum flow rate is 4 Litres per minute, and you connect 2 poles, it will deliver at 2 litres per minute each.  Also, something to bear in mind is that when using 2 poles with one system, if one pole is extended 30 ft up and the other is doing the ground floor, the distribution of water will not be even, you'll have more flow on the lower pole, as the water isn't having to "climb" a height.  Easily overcome this by both working at the same height at the same time.

-Philip

[Rob_j]

Ok, so does anyone know how to turn down the flow rate? I think mine is throwing it out at 7 litres per minute.

Cheers

[sham33]

I got a pump box from cleantech. It has a handle next to pump to adjust the flow.