WELLMATE MICRONIZER PART # 3929-5 FOR HYDRO-PNEUMATIC PRESSURE TANKS

WELLMATE MICRONIZER PART # 3929-5 FOR HYDRO-PNEUMATIC PRESSURE TANKS

$ 86.99

Score By Feature

Based on 9 ratings

Packaging

7.17

Value for money

7.26

Giftable

7.29

Customer service

7.37

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Product Description

I use a Wellmate brand micronizer

Tens of pounds of pressure between 10 and 60 pounds of pressure

The flow rate range is 5 to 15 gpm

BORE PIPE THREADS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE 1"

The part number for 3929-5 is 3929-5

Questions & Answers

Does this have to be installed horizontally, or can it be installed vertically?

Both ways can be used to install this

My hold tank needs a venturi so that the ozone air can be drawn in. Why should you opt for a micronizer instead of a traditional venturi?

An air micronizer was installed to replace my Venturi by a water well service company. As time goes on, I am finding that it does not allow as much air into my water tank as the old Venturi tube did. As a result, the water tank will become flooded and the water pump will short cycle over time. Currently, I have to drain the water tank a couple of times a year to allow air to circulate. As it turned out, it would have been better to stick with the old Venturi tube.

Selected User Reviews For WELLMATE MICRONIZER PART # 3929-5 FOR HYDRO-PNEUMATIC PRESSURE TANKS

It removes a faint sulfur odor

5/5

Well water smells of sulfur is greatly reduced with the help of this product. I put it between my well and pressure tank and it was the best $80 I've spent in a long time. There is also a simple contact tank attached to my airer, so that it can do its oxidizing work even more, and I use a whole house carbon filter in combination with Despite the fact that these tanks were installed by the previous owner some time ago, I still had a When the water gets to the faucet, it isn't very white or bubbly. There's still a smell coming from the frost-free hydrant outside, so I know it's working. Originally, I planned to install an ozone generator controlled by a flow switch that would feed a micronizer, but I no longer require It's not out of the question that I have a backup plan if the situation gets worse.