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Humidifall
kev
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Humidifall is a wall mounted waterfall that acts as a humidifier. A tank located in the basement circulates water up to unit and it returns to tank through a drain. System is open. Customer needed the existing GRUNFOSS circulator replaced. I had quick access to TACO pumps and crossed referenced a TACO 0011 as replacement. The pump speed (rate of waterfall) is controlled by a keypad. The TACO is pumping to much GPM at the lowest keypad setting and nearly overflowing the drain. Any suggestions on how I can control the GPM of pump. Additional voltage control or a valve to throttle the flow? I don't want to have to replace this $$$$ pump and have it sit on my shelf.
Himidifall is out of business so questions to them about the control are not possible.
Thanks for any input.
Himidifall is out of business so questions to them about the control are not possible.
Thanks for any input.
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Sorry I see this was posted a while ago, but I need a humidifall circuit board (the one that is in the unit itself, not the controller). Any ideas where I could find who manufactured it or where old parts might have ended up when they went out of business.0
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Ha, never had any luck finding info on this product. I did place a globe valve on the outlet and that worked to solve my problem.0
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