[jonny thompson]

Hi whenever my tank of water is getting near the bottom my flow rate drops quite a lot, any ideas why?

[CleanClear]

Possibly your pump is mounted a bit high and uses most of its power sucking water out your tank as the level drops ?

[jonny thompson]

That's what I thought, can't think of any other reason

[jonny thompson]

That's what I thought, can't think of any other reason, does it harm the pumps if I'm having to run them at say 70-90 for an hour at the end of the day

[Susan Dean (1stclean)]

That's what I thought, can't think of any other reason, does it harm the pumps if I'm having to run them at say 70-90 for an hour at the end of the day

we run ours at 100  every day so don't worrie about it

[CleanClear]

It wouldn't harm them, you'll just use a bit more battery power i suppose. Can you not just lower the pump a bit ?

[jonny thompson]

Doesn't it make a right racket running it on full , I keep thinking it's going to explode when I turn it up that much😀

[martinw]

You might be getting air bubbles in pump forcing you to run pump on higher settings and creating noise you mention.

[duncan h]

I get the same problem. My pump is fitted low down. I think is just more of a strain. I have a  350 ltr tank. I bet the 650 tanks don't suffer as much.
Also if I let it get low it draws in takes ages to kick in again, once full

[slap bash]

Hi whenever my tank of water is getting near the bottom my flow rate drops quite a lot, any ideas why?

ITS QUITE EASY TO SOLVE. FILL THE TANK UP.

[robert mitchell]

Hi whenever my tank of water is getting near the bottom my flow rate drops quite a lot, any ideas why?

ITS QUITE EASY TO SOLVE. FILL THE TANK UP.

fill it up from where?

most people need the tank to last all day