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Hi,
I have 2 water tanks on the roof of my house. One of them was recently added because we were running out of water in the early evening. Major road construction nearby and some water supply lines to our neighborhood have cut, so our municipality has been rationing water to our area (I'm in the Middle-east).
I have connected the 2 tanks with a tee, but I'm finding that it may be a little more complicated than that. It seems that when the main tank is empty, the pump stops working. I guess its drawing air and automatically shuts off, even when the other tank has plenty left.
My pump details here.
Is there a 'proper' way to connect 2 water tanks to this pump?
Thanks.
I have 2 water tanks on the roof of my house. One of them was recently added because we were running out of water in the early evening. Major road construction nearby and some water supply lines to our neighborhood have cut, so our municipality has been rationing water to our area (I'm in the Middle-east).
I have connected the 2 tanks with a tee, but I'm finding that it may be a little more complicated than that. It seems that when the main tank is empty, the pump stops working. I guess its drawing air and automatically shuts off, even when the other tank has plenty left.
My pump details here.
Is there a 'proper' way to connect 2 water tanks to this pump?
Thanks.