Shurflo 181-201 Accumulator Tank - Bladder-Type Pressure Storage Vessel/Pulsation Dampening Device To Hold Water Under Pressure, Max 125 PSI, 1/2" F-NPT Threaded Port, Nylon Housing, Butyl Diaphragm
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Yes, this should work for your application as long as the water isn't too hot when it enters the tank. This tank can withstand a maximum temperature of 120°F at 125 PSI. For more information, please visit the Shurflo website at the following URL: http: //legacy. shurflo. com/pages/Food_Service/beverage/pdf/911- com/pages/Food_Service/beverage/pdf/911- com/pages/Food 378- pdf
No, this won't stop the pump from cycling, but it will reduce it somewhat, and in my case, it helped to reduce the noise. If your pump is cycling a lot without turning on the water, you either have a leak somewhere, or the back-up pump isn't working properly. The pump's flow valves have become worn and leaky. That is something that this device will not be able to fix.
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This model (181-) is for you. 181-201, as well as 181-201. 203 is no longer recommended for RV or marine use. They have female threads and failed washers. Model 182- is a more recent version. RVs are now made with 200 (male threads). Applications in the marine environment. If only one side of your current application is used for water intake, you'll need a female plug (not included). [I hope this has been of assistance to you. ].
My RV's 12v pump was noisy, so I installed this to quiet it down. I also used foam insulation to insulate the pipes around the pump and foam to insulate the pump itself. The accumulator reduces the pump's on/off cycles, resulting in a quieter pump. You'll still hear it, but it won't likely wake everyone in your camper up in the middle of the night. Female threads can be found on it. I believe a model with male threads is available that would be easier to install. Adjust the pressure until it cycles the way you want it to. I'm about 35 pounds per square inch.
This was installed as part of an upgrade to reduce the noise generated by our RV's water pump. This worked well, especially when combined with a rubber pump platform and flexible hose. It reduces the amount of time my pump cycles. Wash your hands with a small amount of water or flush your stool to prevent the pump from turning on for a short period of time.
br>br>The product arrived as advertised. br>br>Shipping was slow, but that has nothing to do with this product or seller. br>br> It was a simple plug-and-play swap, similar to what you'd find in plumbing. So far, there have been no leaks or other signs of defect, which is a good thing considering the price. If you're in need of a replacement because the last one cracked due to sub-par workmanship, I'd suggest this one. freezing water lines in sub-zero temperatures.
This item was purchased to address two issues with my RV's pump: It was extremely loud, and it turned on for a second every ten minutes or so for the next two hours after the pump had been turned on. I ruled out any leaks or internal pump damage as the source of the second issue. In any case, both issues were resolved. The unit is now extremely quiet, and the excessive cycling has nearly ceased.
It does exactly what it says. The pump noise was reduced to some extent. If it holds up over time, only time will tell. I bought it primarily to prevent the pump from cycling when it was turned on but not in use. (In the middle of the night, the pump would run. ) ) I couldn't find any leaks, so I assumed that line expansion would lower the pressure and cause the pump to run.
I bought this pressure tank for our distiller, and I bring water upstairs with a 12v RV pump. This tank has made such a difference that I no longer have to worry about the pump cycling when getting drinking water from the refrigerator since I installed it. As a result, in my opinion, it's perfectly acceptable.
To relieve the pressure from my motorhome's water heater, I placed it under the sink.