Twin Return Pumps?

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  • taneal1
    Registered Member
    • Nov 2018
    • 53

    Twin Return Pumps?

    Is anyone running twin return pumps in their Sump as a safety measure? If one pump fails, the other continues to operate providing water circulation while a replacement pump is acquired. Finding a suitable replacement pump could take a significant amount of time. Are pump failures so rare that this is considered unnecessary?

    Thanks for any thoughts...

    Tom
  • Maddie
    Registered Member
    • Sep 2018
    • 101

    #2
    Re: Twin Return Pumps?

    You can use one and have a spare pump on hand if that one does fail.

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    • slicksta
      Registered Member
      • Jul 2002
      • 1047

      #3
      Re: Twin Return Pumps?

      I use to set up a spare cannister when I went on vacation... But the last few years I haven't bothered.
      I do do keep spare impellers and one new complete pump in stand by stock.

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      • rickztahone
        Registered Member
        • Nov 2008
        • 12869
        • Pacoima, California
        • Ricardo

        #4
        Re: Twin Return Pumps?

        Keeping one on stand by is probably your best bet. Now, the real problem is when your house loses power. Prepare for that one!




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        • fishbubbles
          Registered Member
          • Apr 2017
          • 221
          • Florida
          • Kevin

          #5
          Re: Twin Return Pumps?

          I run two Jebao DC pumps in my sump and haven't had any issues. They have a feed button on them which shuts the pumps down for 10 minutes and is very handy during feeding times.

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