MOD Water pump upgrade with accumulator tank

[Neal]

It used to be on the site showing 10A max. I skimmed the manual and it appears to cover it. I'm getting ready to leave so min time. Also you can email Remco ([email protected]) and they are very responsive to questions sales or support.

 

[Neal]

The accumulator was added to solve a problem of water cycling at the master bathroom faucet. That issue remains, I'm going to try the accumulator tank again most likely after I get the new check valve installed, today or tomorrow.

 

[Neal]

24 hours later, new campground, haven't touched a thing, accumulator remains offline, I'm actually very pleased with this pump. Pressure is instant, no issues with needing time to prime, sound has calmed (or I have calmed) and all is good.

For those with an accumulator though, a concern is high elevation. Take for example you're going to Angel Fire, NM with nearly 9K elevation. How is this going to affect your accumulator tank? I'm guessing you should remove the pressure from it prior to going to higher elevations? Colorado even. I don't know if it will release excess pressure automatically or not.

 

[Kevin D Pem]

24 hours later, new campground, haven't touched a thing, accumulator remains offline, I'm actually very pleased with this pump. Pressure is instant, no issues with needing time to prime, sound has calmed (or I have calmed) and all is good.

For those with an accumulator though, a concern is high elevation. Take for example you're going to Angel Fire, NM with nearly 9K elevation. How is this going to affect your accumulator tank? I'm guessing you should remove the pressure from it prior to going to higher elevations? Colorado even. I don't know if it will release excess pressure automatically or not.

You're overthinking! Pressure is set based on pump Pressure, not atmospheric Pressure.