Whale Gulper with IC

Dab3750

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Fluid Motion Model
C-30 S
Hull Identification Number
FMLT2918j011
Vessel Name
Selkie
Started the install of the Whale Gulper with IC to replace the shower sump in my 29. Need to speed some time mostly head down under the bed. There were three lines in the shower sump. The Gulper IC which controls the pump only has two inputs. I installed a Y into the two AC lines and used the other one for the shower. It also requires to convert all connections to the IC to 1”. There were two 3/4 and one 1 1/2 hoses so I got connectors from West Marine. I initially installed everything in the same compartment. Because the pump and the IC were very close together when the IC activated the pump it pushed the water back into the sensor so it would never shut off. Disconnected the IC and raised it up higher than the pump and it shut off. So tomorrow I’m going to move the sensor. Looks like a great system but needs to be installed a certain way that’s not clearly explained in their manual.
 
Please post pictures as I would love to see the modification. This maybe a project in my near future.
Thanks!
Terry
 
Just finished the install today. I’m working on how to post pictures. Heard on the forum tapeatalk is the way to go. I will try give you pictures. Poured water down the shower and ran the AC all day. Everything works.
 
Dab3750":1o8dpoow said:
I’m working on how to post pictures.

There are two ways to embed images in your posts.

If the picture you want to include is in one of your gallery folders (on Tugnuts), click on the g2Imgbutton. That will open another window which will allow you to browse your galleries and select a picture. Be patient, it can take a while for the new window to populate. It should default to your album when it opens.

Click the box in the upper left of the picture you want to post. Scroll (way) down to the bottom of the window and click Submit. That will attach the picture to your post.

If the picture isn't in your gallery, perhaps something you've seen elsewhere on the web, or in another personal web collection (i.e. flickr, iCloud, google, etc.) then you click the Img button. The image/collection must be open to the public.

This will create the following string in your posting window - then you copy and paste the URL (http://whatever...jpg) of the desired image in the middle, between the ][ brackets. The trick here is to determine the direct URL of the image. Various image hosting sites show it in different ways. Sometimes it's right up in the address bar. Other times it's listed under "Share This Image", etc.

You can determine if you have the correct URL by hitting the Preview button. If it displays, you're good to go. If it's not correct, the form will give you some kind of clue so you can go back and dig around. You'll only have to figure it out once for each host.

Getting a User Photo Album is easy but it requires submitting a request from within the site structure.

1. Sign on to the site. You’re probably already signed in if you’re reading this.

2. Select the User Control Panel link from the upper left corner of any page. Note: On the home page, this link is in your user menu in the upper right.

3. Click the Usergroups tab, then select the radio button next to the User Albums group.
Scroll down, choose "Join selected" in the drop-down menu, and click the Submit button.

Once you do this, an email is automatically sent to the administrator (me). That message will trigger my ability to approve your request, and you'll receive an email indicating your membership in the User Albums group has been activated.

I'll watch for the message, and look forward to seeing your pictures.


Cheers,

Bruce
 
Thanks Bruce I sent the request.
 
I will be posting pics tomorrow
 
Posted pics in my album.
 
Clean installation. Would the pump run continuously when showering or would it cycle like a typical shower box pump?
 
It cycles and shuts off after a few minutes. The thing I’ve noticed is the AC drains more often. It’s not very nosy in the bedroom but you can hear it in the bathroom shower drain. Sensor placement is important. There needs to be a loop between the IC and the pump.
 
Very nice install! I'm starting to plan my upgrade and these pictures and your information will help immensely!
Thank you!
Terry
 
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