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So I am still trying to determine what do with this setup. I don't understand why a 16' Deep well would have a two pipe system. My sprinkler system for my lawn has stopped working due to low pressure. In the end I am looking fo a setup that will deliver the 50-70 pressure described above...

The easiest solution seems to be just replacing the two pipe jet pump with a new one and I have been looking into the cycles top valves.com kit. Just don’t know if there a particular brand pup I should consider. Given the load I’m thinking a 3/4 hp jet pump seems like the way to go.

The bottom of the well according to the well completion report I have is 16’. The well pump is a jet pump that sits on the basement floor. I would guess it’s approximately 8’ higher than the bottom of the well. The well casing is 4’ diameter concrete casing and cap. My limited understanding...

Hello, My well pump system is aging and the pump seems likes it is getting close to failing by the noises it’s making. The current system is a two pipe pump system. The well is a 16’ well with a yield of 25 gpm. The house has two full bathrooms, a washing machine, dishwasher, five...

It says on the Grundfos literature it can be used as a shallow well pump. Not having the tank would also save a lot of room.

Hello, I have what I believe to be a shallow well. Concrete cover that can be moved off, approximately a 5’ diameter concrete casing. The question I have is I have been looking into a Grundfos Scala 2 pump to replace my old rusty well pump that appears to be a ticking time bomb. Well...

What is the ultimate goal and process for getting the curve dialed in? Im not sure if the runtime readout on my thermostat is really indicative of how long it is actually running. Also, I dont know that I can change the curve, ive read through the manual a few times and the only adjustments...

The boiler also has a boost functionality that I turned on because i thought i was running for too long. Based on your response above I am going to turn it back off.

Can a tranformer be added and the R wire be doubled and the C wire added to the Terminal or could this cause damage?

Thanks for the input, im used to the oil, standard boiler and running one of those 18-20 hours a day would cost a fortune. I guess in this situation it is a good thing.

Earlier this year I had a Navien NCB-180 Combi Unit Installed to replace a conventional oil fired boiler. The house is approximately 1500 Square Feet with 1000 Square feet on the first floor and 500 square feet on the second floor. The upstairs zone never runs as the heat from the living room...