I happened to find your channel while trying to find an off grid solution for our camper. We have an external filtration ( 3 stage) would something like this have enough psi to feed the RV? Should I add a tank to keep steady pressure?
I leave the water on, unplug the power, cover the pump, release the pressure at the nozzle momentarily. if you found the video helpful don't forget to like and subscribe
Excellent video! This definitely will make my three new rain barrels easier to use. Two questions. First, will the water flow as well in a 1/2 inch 50 foot hose as it does in a 25 foot? Second, have you discovered any way to fit a regular 3/4 inch hose? Just curious!
you can step up to a 3/4 after the 1/2 but the fittings with the pump are for 1/2. Check out if the pump can do 115' or even 215' of hose ruclips.net/video/NnGPubglvys/видео.html
I've had 150 feet of hose on a demand pump works great but do put in a screen on the inlet side of the pump and he's right keep the pump dry one of the utube videos haa it mounted in a toat but he also has his battery and controller in there as he like me have 12 volt on demand pumps his is fully automatic mine will be as well my original pump lasted 10 years it now needs to be rebuilt as the pressure switch is sticking off I just give it a tap and it turns on also it doesn't put out the volume it used to but it's been well used and abused its only been the last 3 years I'm been covering it up and only part of this year that I have had a screen on the inlet it's strange how we get set in our ideas of how it should be done I kept looking for a 1/2 inch screen for the end of the hose I drop into my barrels couldn't any then I bought a new 12 volt on demand RV style pump and it came with a inline screen same one I had bought but hadn't figured out how to use it then when I bought the new pump I realized that the reason why it was male one side and female on the other side was that it was designed to screw onto the inlet side of the pump so I did that on the new one I'm using it for house water and using old hot water tanks for holding my water one of which I've used for 6 years for a pressure tank and it especially has a lot of fine rust and coal dust from the well in it so I put a big filter between the tanks and the pump first filter plugged up in less than a week I figured that it would be cheaper to get town water that a new driven well and much better water tried to start my plants indoors in April but had no rain water so used the well water plants started out good but then died guess that they could handle our well water and it plugged them up so now we'll use town water but I'm putting 4 barrels downstairs along with the pump and controller and I'll tie them to the rain barrels outside have 3 for the house and 1 each for for the sheds and garage that'll give me 10 barrels 450 imperial gallons of rain water a good rain will fill them all I'm putting a float switch on each system so if I run out of water it shut the water pumps off
Unless that pump and connection are a weird thread mine are 1/2 inch male iron pipe since mine was an old one I salvaged it had no fitting or screen with it finally bought a screen but when setting up well and water tank pumps the screen was always at the end of the suction pipi in the tank or down the well I didn't think of attaching it to the pump until I bought a new 12 volt on demand RV style pump and it came with a inline screen and fittings non of the pumps in my RVs have had a inline screen but for water from a rain barrel it makes sense
you many be able to do one but you would want to check the GPM of the sprinkler. The pump is rated at 3.3 GPM but always cut 2/3 of the rating if you want any pressure out of a pump.
I would have never thought of cutting the hose. Thanks for the tip.
Just make sure it's a 1/2" hose
I almost messed-up. Thank you.
Great pump!
Thank you I appreciate it.
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I happened to find your channel while trying to find an off grid solution for our camper. We have an external filtration ( 3 stage) would something like this have enough psi to feed the RV? Should I add a tank to keep steady pressure?
Yes the pump is 40psi. I like pressure tanks ruclips.net/video/EfUJWtFtrG4/видео.html
Is there a pump like that which is 12 v that can be used for camping
YES amzn.to/45v8fJN
Do you leave the water supply on all the time, or is it best to turn off the water that goes to the pump when your done?
I leave the water on, unplug the power, cover the pump, release the pressure at the nozzle momentarily. if you found the video helpful don't forget to like and subscribe
awesome video. do you have a cover for it? or is it cool to leave it outside?
Keep it covered and off the ground. ruclips.net/video/iJlwVEd1h9Y/видео.html
Excellent video! This definitely will make my three new rain barrels easier to use. Two questions. First, will the water flow as well in a 1/2 inch 50 foot hose as it does in a 25 foot? Second, have you discovered any way to fit a regular 3/4 inch hose? Just curious!
you can step up to a 3/4 after the 1/2 but the fittings with the pump are for 1/2. Check out if the pump can do 115' or even 215' of hose ruclips.net/video/NnGPubglvys/видео.html
Thank you! I’m in Newton and not too far from you.
@@willslawns Hooked mine up today and it worked like a dream. Definitely makes the rain barrel a lot more useful! THANK YOU, SIR!
I've had 150 feet of hose on a demand pump works great but do put in a screen on the inlet side of the pump and he's right keep the pump dry one of the utube videos haa it mounted in a toat but he also has his battery and controller in there as he like me have 12 volt on demand pumps his is fully automatic mine will be as well my original pump lasted 10 years it now needs to be rebuilt as the pressure switch is sticking off I just give it a tap and it turns on also it doesn't put out the volume it used to but it's been well used and abused its only been the last 3 years I'm been covering it up and only part of this year that I have had a screen on the inlet it's strange how we get set in our ideas of how it should be done I kept looking for a 1/2 inch screen for the end of the hose I drop into my barrels couldn't any then I bought a new 12 volt on demand RV style pump and it came with a inline screen same one I had bought but hadn't figured out how to use it then when I bought the new pump I realized that the reason why it was male one side and female on the other side was that it was designed to screw onto the inlet side of the pump so I did that on the new one I'm using it for house water and using old hot water tanks for holding my water one of which I've used for 6 years for a pressure tank and it especially has a lot of fine rust and coal dust from the well in it so I put a big filter between the tanks and the pump first filter plugged up in less than a week I figured that it would be cheaper to get town water that a new driven well and much better water tried to start my plants indoors in April but had no rain water so used the well water plants started out good but then died guess that they could handle our well water and it plugged them up so now we'll use town water but I'm putting 4 barrels downstairs along with the pump and controller and I'll tie them to the rain barrels outside have 3 for the house and 1 each for for the sheds and garage that'll give me 10 barrels 450 imperial gallons of rain water a good rain will fill them all I'm putting a float switch on each system so if I run out of water it shut the water pumps off
Unless that pump and connection are a weird thread mine are 1/2 inch male iron pipe since mine was an old one I salvaged it had no fitting or screen with it finally bought a screen but when setting up well and water tank pumps the screen was always at the end of the suction pipi in the tank or down the well I didn't think of attaching it to the pump until I bought a new 12 volt on demand RV style pump and it came with a inline screen and fittings non of the pumps in my RVs have had a inline screen but for water from a rain barrel it makes sense
Is there a minimum water pressure to make the pump work??? I just got one it won’t turn on with my 45 gal rain barrel. Thank you so much!
When you plug it in can you hear the pump? Are you 100% sure the outlet has power?
Update??
Coarse threads and Fine threads don’t compute with one another.
Maybe i missed it, does this pump start automatically when you use the hose nozzle then shut off when nozzle closed?
Yes it turns on when needed
does it make any noise
How much is the pump. Need to show the name of pump.
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new Bigger pump
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would this handle sprinklers? one or 2 heads maybe
you many be able to do one but you would want to check the GPM of the sprinkler. The pump is rated at 3.3 GPM but always cut 2/3 of the rating if you want any pressure out of a pump.
So why loose 10 gallons of capacity
so it doesnt suck up any crap that gets in the bottom
What’s the name of the pump ?
Pump amzn.to/3uYoDSq
Hose amzn.to/3j14N3m
Awesome thanks for the info
your link is for a dc pump , but yours is an ac pump
Sorry they changed the listing. here is the right pump amzn.to/3Lcuw6h
They won't ship to California...hah...
Dont blame them 😂