Feb 27, 2013 #1 J jwimsett Gawd Joined Jul 16, 2012 Messages 638 I have a 12v dc brushless pump (dc12-400) that I'd like to mount upside down. As it stands the inlet goes in the side and outlet out the top. I'd like it to exit the bottom of the pump. Will this be an issue?
I have a 12v dc brushless pump (dc12-400) that I'd like to mount upside down. As it stands the inlet goes in the side and outlet out the top. I'd like it to exit the bottom of the pump. Will this be an issue?
Feb 27, 2013 #2 Skripka [H]F Junkie Joined Feb 5, 2012 Messages 10,791 And how do you propose reversing the flow of water through the pump?...presuming for argument that you even can, and that it is a good idea to try?
And how do you propose reversing the flow of water through the pump?...presuming for argument that you even can, and that it is a good idea to try?
Feb 27, 2013 #3 J jwimsett Gawd Joined Jul 16, 2012 Messages 638 Flow wouldn't be reversed. The pump would just be mounted upside down. Input would still be at the "Input" port and output the same. Instead of sitting it with the output pointing up, I want the output pointing down
Flow wouldn't be reversed. The pump would just be mounted upside down. Input would still be at the "Input" port and output the same. Instead of sitting it with the output pointing up, I want the output pointing down
Feb 27, 2013 #4 M MartinD n00b Joined May 3, 2012 Messages 2 As long as the outlet source of the water supply to the pump inlet is above the pump, then the pump outlet orientation should not matter.
As long as the outlet source of the water supply to the pump inlet is above the pump, then the pump outlet orientation should not matter.
Feb 27, 2013 #6 LigTasm Supreme [H]ardness 2FA Joined Jul 29, 2011 Messages 7,505 Check the manufacturers documentation for the pump, I know a few that tell you expressly not to mount them upside down for whatever reason.
Check the manufacturers documentation for the pump, I know a few that tell you expressly not to mount them upside down for whatever reason.