WellMate Fiberglass 47 Gallon Bladder Tank WM14WB
Item#:
SFI-TNK-WM14WB
Availability:Usually ships the next business day
Reg. $1,061.21
Sale: $955.25
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Questions & Answers
- What is tank drawdown?
- Drawdown refers to the amount of water that evacuates the tank before the pressure switch will activate the pump. Drawdown is a affected by the pump, the size of the tank and the pressure settings that govern your water system.
- What is the warranty on WellMate tanks?
- All WM WellMate tanks carry a five year limited factory warranty for potable water residential installations and 2 years for non-residential installations.
- Does the warranty cover labor?
- No, unfortunately there are number of factors that can contribute to a failed tank and the only factor that WellMate can insure is the tank.
- How does a pressure switch control the pump and tank?
- The pressure switch communicates with the tank and the pump. The pressure switch monitors the pressure inside the tank and activates and de-activates the pump when cut-in and cut-out pressures are reached inside the tank.
- How much pre-charge should I have in my WellMate tank?
- Your tanks should be pressurized to 4 PSIG less than the cut-in pressure setting (for example, if your pressure settings are 30/50, then you cut-in pressure setting is 30 PSIG and your tank should have a 26 PSIG pre-charge).
- How do you check or change the air cell pressure?
- To check the pressure in the air cell, the power supply to the well pump must be turned off and the water must be drained from the pressure tank.. With the pump turned off and the water drained from the pressure tank a standard tire gauge can be used on the valve stem at the top of the tank. The pressure in the air cell should be 4 psi lower than the pump cut-in pressure.
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