Can the dirt / aux water source be pressurised coming into the water hub at all? My scenario would be using a secondary pump to draw water from a river possibly 20m away, I'm assuming the 3.5lpm pump on the aux circuit would not be able to pull water from a river for example? Or can city water be connected as the aux source? A very impressive solution in such a small package.
For those playing along at home the correct terminology are... Potable/Drinking water, which has been Filtered, Decontaminated, Processed, and made safe for consumption. Rain Water used to be Drinkable as Untreated Water, but there are too many once airborne contaminants that have found their way into the rain water collection and storage systems. Apparently... Is bird and bat poo classed as once airborne contaminants? lol. And Non-Potable/ Undrinkable/Raw/Untreated Water such as the Rain Water, and Creek or Dam Water that you don't know they quality of. Quite often it is safe for everything except consumption unless boiled above 85degC at sea level. Grey water is Waste Water that is not Sewerage, generated from Baths, Showers, Wash Basins, and Laundries. You don't want to be using Grey Water for showering due to the potential Biological Contaminants. Part of that list can be E-Coli, Giardia, Salmonella, Campylobacter, etc, which can cause digestion issues, and there are others that can cause skin issues. Black Water is Sewerage Waste Water, and you don't want to shower in that either. lol.
Can the dirt / aux water source be pressurised coming into the water hub at all? My scenario would be using a secondary pump to draw water from a river possibly 20m away, I'm assuming the 3.5lpm pump on the aux circuit would not be able to pull water from a river for example? Or can city water be connected as the aux source?
A very impressive solution in such a small package.
For those playing along at home the correct terminology are...
Potable/Drinking water, which has been Filtered, Decontaminated, Processed, and made safe for consumption.
Rain Water used to be Drinkable as Untreated Water, but there are too many once airborne contaminants that have found their way into the rain water collection and storage systems. Apparently... Is bird and bat poo classed as once airborne contaminants? lol.
And Non-Potable/ Undrinkable/Raw/Untreated Water such as the Rain Water, and Creek or Dam Water that you don't know they quality of. Quite often it is safe for everything except consumption unless boiled above 85degC at sea level.
Grey water is Waste Water that is not Sewerage, generated from Baths, Showers, Wash Basins, and Laundries. You don't want to be using Grey Water for showering due to the potential Biological Contaminants. Part of that list can be E-Coli, Giardia, Salmonella, Campylobacter, etc, which can cause digestion issues, and there are others that can cause skin issues.
Black Water is Sewerage Waste Water, and you don't want to shower in that either. lol.
Hey, where is that utility panel from please? The one where you connect the shower hose.