Ande's 270'ish bar peninsula style tank build

[lastlight]

great add another year to tony's build. thanks mike.

[Funky_Fish14]

That an R/O shutoff float valve in the top there?

[andestang]

I'm so sorry, what was I thinking.

Originally Posted by lastlight

great add another year to tony's build. thanks mike.

Yes thats the shut off for the RO. I'm going to change it to sensors and set up my Profilux to control all my water level needs. Going to try and get the most out off it, thats what you pay for.

Originally Posted by Funky_Fish14

That an R/O shutoff float valve in the top there?

[untamed]

Whether you use the float shut off or the Profilux sensors to shut off the flow...I would also tap an overflow drain on the tank if you can. No harm in having an absolute overflow failsafe in place if you can.

[lastlight]

I agree with Brad. Not to mention you don't want to ruin the living room.

Did you use uniseals on the garbage can? I'm not familiar with mounting to curved surfaces but it seems like a risky thing no?

[Parker]

I have a float for my sump ( not installed yet ) and I was going to use two redundant control valves to be operated by my Apex. I have no access to an drain in case of an overflow so I'm a bit worried about it. I have been topping off manually till I get it all hooked up.

[untamed]

Originally Posted by Parker

I have no access to an drain in case of an overflow....

That's unfortunate. Access to a drain near to the tank is useful is SO many ways.