How Often Should You Check The Pressure Of Your Seaflo Accumulator Tank

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in the instructions it says to check the tank pressure frequently , ok like does that me monthly ,quarterly ? on my pressure tank on our well that is a yearly thing but the tank is 80 gal . This tank is less than a quart so I know it will have to be more often. thanks

asked by: David P

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Sorry for the delay, I wasn't getting any word back from Seaflo until today. Their rep recommends checking your Accumulator Tank # SE38FR quarterly. Seaflo's Accumulator tanks have a small air bag inside of them that can lose pressure over time causing the pump to have work harder.

There is an air inlet (pictured below) that you can hook a standard bike air pump onto to increase the pressure inside of the airbag.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 1

The Seaflo Diaphragm Pump, #SE24FR is a 12 VDC pump that flow up to 5.5 gallons per minute and pressure setting at 60 psi. This is a variable flow based on demand, there is not an adjustable setting on the unit itself to make changes.

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Answer 2

Yes, the Seaflo #SE38FR accumulator would be perfect for that purpose. It will reduce the number of off and on cycles at the pump, eliminating a lot of noise in the trailer.

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Answer 3

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We have found that the Seaflo Diaphragm water pumps like the part #SE57FR are very quiet compared to other options but especially compared to the Shurflo pump you have. This is also a 3 gallon per minute pump rated for 55 PSI.

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Answer 5

For your Atwood GC6AA-8 RV Water Heater you can use the Valterra 90-Degree Male Adapter #RF882 fittings you mentioned. You will want to use sealant as well. For matching tubing, I recommend the Valterra Vinyl Tubing #W01-1400PB and hose clamps…

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Answer 6

The need for an accumulator tank like the Seaflo Accumulator Tank #SE38FR with the Excel RV Tankless On-Demand Water Heater #EX93FR would depend solely on the pressure of your water pump. This water heater requires a water pressure of 2 psi up to 120…

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

If you're wanting to replace your ShurFlo 2088-403-444 then the Flow Max RV Fresh Water Pump #LC689052 would be a great replacement. It has a 3.0 GPM and a rating of 50 PSI, which will give you a slightly better performance than your SHURflo…

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Answer 10

If you'd like you can use an accumulator tank with the HydroMax RV Fresh Water Pump - 12 Volt - 3 Gallons Per Minute - 55 psi #P25201. It has standard 1/2 inch fittings so you can use the Seaflo Accumulator Tank for Marine and RV Water Pumps…

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Answer 11

Yes, if you wanted to reverse the air flow of the Fan-Tastic Vent Roof Vent #FV802250 all you would need to do is reverse the polarity of the wiring. This would have the air blow into the trailer instead of out.

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