Is there a return pump that is not affected by fluctuating voltage? I have to dial in my overflow drain valve everyday to try to keep it quiet, in the morning it gurgles and makes an awful draining sound and I tweak the drain valve to be silent and then at night it needs to be tweaked again, I had a regular marineland tank with standard overflows and never had so many issues, I set it and that was it never heard it again.
After cleaning the drainlines and tweaking the drain again yesterday it is back to gurgling today.
I read on one of the redsea forums someone theorizing that voltage fluctuation between day and night causes AC pumps to speed up and slow down creating different flow volumes and at this point I am starting to think this is a real possibility.
I run an AC pump, Sicce Syncra 5 a pretty high end pump, would a DC pump have this same issue? the pump is 1300 gph for a 100ish gallon tank so in spec for flow for this tank and overflow drains.
Any suggestions would be appreciated as I am at my wits end with this thing, it is loud enough at times that I can hear it on the second floor of my house
After cleaning the drainlines and tweaking the drain again yesterday it is back to gurgling today.
I read on one of the redsea forums someone theorizing that voltage fluctuation between day and night causes AC pumps to speed up and slow down creating different flow volumes and at this point I am starting to think this is a real possibility.
I run an AC pump, Sicce Syncra 5 a pretty high end pump, would a DC pump have this same issue? the pump is 1300 gph for a 100ish gallon tank so in spec for flow for this tank and overflow drains.
Any suggestions would be appreciated as I am at my wits end with this thing, it is loud enough at times that I can hear it on the second floor of my house