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FlappaNozzle:


Topsy thanks for this questions

1. I used a tank stanchion. With three tanks.
2. The internal work were thick grey and green thick pvc pipes all through . ( Only God knows if it's thick, I wasn't there)
Pressure pump will definitely hit hard on that pipe work.


There is duplex in front and a twin rented flat behind ..the stanchion that serves all the building is behind. So I guess the pressure isn't sufficient due to the long run to the duplex in front hence some toilets are starved. I really don't know how to solve that problem.

The same same Duplex has wet walls downstairs. I got a plumber to come check it out, the guy broke walls claimed fixed it but walls is still wet and it's spreading.
The down flat behind does not get any pressure at all
It's tank is at middle of the Stachion, there seem to be enough head, but it seems there is a blockage somewhere. The tank takes time to fill up and tank goes down fast without occupants yet in the house. Though there are workers who use water ones in a while but that's not enough to consume that much water in such a short space of time.

Just multiples issues here and there...

Thenext:
Please who can recommend a good/best submersible pumping machine and price as well.

CC
Rotech77
n3xt
Egunmogaji

Thenext:
Please who can recommend a good/best submersible pumping machine and price as well.

CC
Rotech77
n3xt
Egunmogaji

n3xt:
PVC Inspection Manhole (Chamberless Design)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhl24poylho

n3xt:


Best? I can’t really tell but I use Interdab submersible pump and it’s kinda reliable. Just ensure it is Copper type.

You can get between 0.5hp and 1.5hp but I think you should be fine with 0.5hp.

InterDab Pump Price (as at the time I’m typing this reply)
0.5hp Copper Coil - #52,500
1hp Copper Coil - #63,000

EgunMogaji2:


Stopeeeet

gordonbarrett:
You bring good value here. Thumbs up Sir

n3xt:


It’s nothing but simply defying the odds baba.

EgunMogaji2:


I’ll be using 3 this morning.

multikolour:
baba please do you know how much it will cost per one. We are doing my plumbing work and I want to see if we can put it to consideration

n3xt:

You can get between 0.5hp and 1.5hp but I think you should be fine with 0.5hp.

n3xt:
PVC Inspection Manhole (Chamberless Design)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhl24poylho

JustCryptos:


In reference to this, what's the difference between both hps? Does a higher HP have any added advantage, since the cost is in the same range?

n3xt:
PVC Inspection Manhole (Chamberless Design)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhl24poylho

mufutau55:


Very nice implementation Sir. Can you please show the pics/vid of when everything has been installed, covered and all done. The finished version. Thanks.

Hajji M.

Aforxzy:


Interesting. Waiting to see the concluding part.

n3xt:


I hope this helps.

Pros and Cons of 0.5hp and 1hp Submersible Pump

1. Power Requirement: 0.5hp submersible pump will work even in situation where there’s low voltage. 1hp requires full current.
You can also power 0.5hp pump with a medium size generators. If you try using same generator for 1hp pump, it might burn the pump.

2. Borehole Depth: 1hp submersible pump is an overkill where the borehole depth is not more than 20m. 0.5hp will work fine in most Lagos sites. But if your depth is over 50m or even more, you’ll require a bigger pump.

3. Usage

#personalopinion #notabibeli

JustCryptos:


Thanks.
Point 1. I am very power conscious since I plan to go 100% off-grid at my new location.

Point 2. I am based in Rivers State. So, I believe the 50m should work.

Point 3. In that case, 0.5hp does it for me.

Thanks once again for the clarification.

EgunMogaji2:
I’m fixing to start a rough plumbing job and need to get up to speed on central water heater system.

Some questions:

1) I’m going to assume that electric is used here in Nigeria versus propane?

2) It’s going to be installed in the attic of a bungalow, any hints for this location?

3) What’s a good brand that marries efficiency with cost?

I wouldn’t mind seeing a sample install.

Thanks.

#WaterHeater

n3xt:


I hope this helps.

Pros and Cons of 0.5hp and 1hp Submersible Pump

1. Power Requirement: 0.5hp submersible pump will work even in situation where there’s low voltage. 1hp requires full current.
You can also power 0.5hp pump with a medium size generators. If you try using same generator for 1hp pump, it might burn the pump.

2. Borehole Depth: 1hp submersible pump is an overkill where the borehole depth is not more than 20m. 0.5hp will work fine in most Lagos sites. But if your depth is over 50m or even more, you’ll require a bigger pump.

3. Usage



#personalopinion #notabibeli

n3xt:


Best? I can’t really tell but I use Interdab submersible pump and it’s kinda reliable. Just ensure it is Copper type.

You can get between 0.5hp and 1.5hp but I think you should be fine with 0.5hp.

InterDab Pump Price (as at the time I’m typing this reply)
0.5hp Copper Coil - #52,500
1hp Copper Coil - #63,000

n3xt:

1. Power Requirement: 0.5hp submersible pump will work even in situation where there’s low voltage. 1hp requires full current.
You can also power 0.5hp pump with a medium size generators. If you try using same generator for 1hp pump, it might burn the pump.

earthrealm:


IF you are already going for central water heater, why not consider going for solar water heater, to save electricity.
comes with 200/300and 500liter tank capacity, and you are sure of hot water for 3days of poor weather/rainfall
no gas powered water heaters in naija

jabolo:


Chief, I appreciate your #notabibeli disclaimer but this sentence is a head-scratcher to any Electrical Engineer, the way you conflate voltage, current, and power into one scenario, lol. In short (pun intended), whatever burns an 0.5hp pump will burn a 1hp pump.

Your second statement is more to the point.

Good day.