EEB
New Member
Hi. New user here. We are located in upstate NY. We are replacing a spring water system with a well, which has been drilled and has about 50 gpm at 240' per the testing by the driller using air. The submersible pump is not installed yet. We need to supply one year round apartment, and then a seasonal farmhouse that then feeds a barn and a small house with 2 bathrooms. The area is pretty level. I'd like T off the well and supply the apartment using an existing pressure tank, and then the other T to the main farmhouse with a pressure tank there. This seems to be the easiest way to work with the existing plumbing and make it serviceable and easy to winterize one side.
Do I need check valves?
What's the best way to wire the two pressure switches so they don't drive each other crazy?
Or would it make sense to bury a pressure tank near the well?
Thanks,
EB
Do I need check valves?
What's the best way to wire the two pressure switches so they don't drive each other crazy?
Or would it make sense to bury a pressure tank near the well?
Thanks,
EB