Can this well tank be mounted with the water coming in on top and the air fitting on the bottom?
1399235
If you mean vertically, i'm sure it can. Mine is mounted horizontal where the water fitting is on the right and the air fitting is on the left. It shouldn't make a difference as this is just an air bladder assist. Hope this helps.
1399236
My unit has a rubber air bladder within the tank, separating water and air. This allows the tank to be mounted in virtually any position without affecting the air/water ratios. The bladder contains your air charge, water occupying the rest of the container.
1399237
Mine is mounted vertically with the water coming in the bottom but I don't see why it couldn't be the other way.
2169613
It can't if it mounting on out side. If mounting on in side will not work, because will not open and will leak very bad.
1050382
No it couldn't. The tank actually sits on the stand with the tiniest bit hanging over the edges on all sides. You would need that extra space for the tank to fit and obviously you wouldn't be able to then place the tank on the bottom part of the stand. My roommates and I tried it but it was just to wide to fit.
523218
I dont think it's going to slide in, if that's what youre asking. But i think it will fit on the top? Maybe? I used it for a 40gal breeder fish tank.
589002
Having bought and installed two of these kits with the hose fittings arranged on the bottom without any problems with water flow, I do not see why you couldn't.
2095568
Yes I mounted mine using a Hobie cut out that I glued inside on the bottom add a small amount of water and it worked great
1191427
Yes, but will only sit above it as there is no way to fasten it inside the top of the container. Mine sit a few inches above and catches all the water.
910726
Yes. This piece can be installed both vertically or horizontally. Just make sure the water flow is aligned with the arrow engraved on the piece. You shouldn't have any problems.
1728707
It could be mounted to the side of a tank. The mounting bracket normally screws into an object... but and adhesive could possibly be used.
1130752
Not that I can see. Your only option would be from where the water is drawn from the reservoir. There're is a valve there, but I don't know if it would be worth it. I've read the manual and it does not offer this option. You would have to rig it on your own.
5699
Probably not, the flush mechanism fits down through the bottom of the tank and is secured by a plastic nut underneath.
2238410
This can work In-sump if there is room for the entire device. The adjustable air valve needs to remain outside the water.
1869594
It has a hole where you can insert a hose on the side at the bottom of the tank.
1807343
Unfortunately screw the top where you put the water in at and dump it . One of my main fitting broke the first time I used it :(.And the company won't back it up.
1899250
it does not have a air reservoir tank, just a pulsating pump. It is unlikely you can get a constant stream of high pressure air even if you could apply an attachment
1518156
That's the way I installed mine, beneath the dinette seat, only a few inches from the pump. I did build a wood mount, & secured the tank w/ a bent length of all-thread rod, cushioned by a left over piece of water line tubing. It works just fine, although I didn't install a shut-off/isolation valve.
720268
I would say no. I'm not at home looking at my unit, but it's more than 6" tall and the vent slits on the side (for water intake) would likely be higher than your water. I pulled this guy out of the tank one day while plugged in by mistake - if you don't keep the little valve at the top mostly submerged, it stops circulating properly. Being in 6"of water I think you'd have an issue getting enough water through the intake for any of the jets to work. It's not quite the size of a brick, but pretty close.