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30SS Variable Speed - 30SS No Variable Speed
40SS Variable Speed - 40SS No Variable Speed

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Model 30SS
NO-TANK with Constant Pressure Pump (Variable Speed)

Inspect NO-TANK for damage and proper tank pressure. At time of shipment tank was pre-charged to 20 lbs.

Following are a few simple suggested steps

1. Determine operating pressure of water system and adjust air pressure in NO-TANK to pump manufactures recommended pre charge

2. Pump is set in the well and wired to manufactures recommendation

3. Install NO-TANK in the drop pipe string. If a pitless adaptor is being used, NO-TANK can be located just below it with an offset nipple, (part # 2002) if you place it 5’ to 10’ below the pitless adaptor, the tank will be centered and the offset nipple is not needed.

4. Lower the drop pipe into the well so that the NO-TANK is positioned properly, and continue with the normal installation at the well.

5. Install the pressure transducer in the home in accordance with pump manufacturers instructions. If there is reference to the transducer being within 6’ of pressure tank, disregard. Since NO-TANK is directly in line there is no danger of water hammer

6. Complete piping in accordance with all plumbing and electrical codes.

7. Start system as normal.

8. At start up, pump may not function properly until all air is removed from system. Cycle pump several times before any adjustments are made. Once pump is running normally adjust according to manufactures recommendation.

9. Attach information tag supplied to main shut off valve or electrical wire in well.

Before you leave the site remember you have just installed NO-TANK one of the most advanced water systems designed to meet the customers needs.

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30SS Variable Speed - 30SS No Variable Speed
40SS Variable Speed - 40SS No Variable Speed

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS Mode NT30SS
NO-TANK with a Constant Pressure Valve

Inspect NO-TANK for damage and proper tank pressure. At time of shipment, tank was pre-charged to 20 psi. (Due to possibility of tank being stored at temperatures above 100 degrees requires tank to be shipped at low per charge)

Following are a few simple suggested steps

1. Determine the operating pressure for the water system and adjust the air pressure in NO-TANK. For a 50 PSI valve the tank pre charge should be 40 psi for, 60 psi valve the pre charge should be 50 psi.

2. Pump is set in the well and wired to pump manufactures recommendation

3. NO-TANK and constant pressure valve can be located just below the pitless adaptor if an offset nipple (part # 2002) is used. If you place tank and valve 5” to 10’ below the pitless, the tank and valve will be centered in the well casing and no offset nipple is required. We do not recommend setting the top of the pressure tank lower than 10’ since this will result in the constant pressure valve to be below 20’ in the well and may cause low water pressure in the home.

4. To install constant pressure valve, the retaining coupling should be disassembled and installed over the constant pressure valve. (See drawing) Reassemble and tighten by hand, then finish with a pipe wrench no more than ¼ turn. This coupling reinforces the constant pressure valve and is not meant to provide a watertight seal. The valve with coupling will hold up to 1000 lbs.

5. Install the constant pressure valve in drop pipe string.

6. Install a pipe nipple between constant pressure valve and No-Tank.

7. Install NO-TANK

8. Install short final section of pipe above NO-TANK and lower pipe into the well so that the NO-TANK is positioned properly, continue with the normal installation at the well.

9. Install the pressure switch and other fittings as required. Adjust the differential setting of the switch to 26 PSI. (If the switch is a SQ D, tighten the short spring three turns. This should increase the differential about 6 pounds.)

10. Start system; allow system to run a few minutes to remove trapped air from water lines.

11. If pump short cycles, increase pressure switch setting slightly until short cycling stops. (This may be a 2 to 5# increase in pressure before the problem is corrected) There is no need to add additional air to NO-TANK

12. Attach Information tag (supplied) to main shut off valve

You have just installed NO -TANK, one of the most advanced water systems designed to meet the needs of the customer. .

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30SS Variable Speed - 30SS No Variable Speed
40SS Variable Speed - 40SS No Variable Speed

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for Model 40SS
NO-TANK with Constant Pressure Pump (Variable Speed)

Inspect NO-TANK for damage and proper tank pressure. At time of shipment tank was pre-charged to 48 lbs.

Following are a few simple suggested steps

1. Determine operating pressure of water system and adjust air pressure in NO-TANK to pump manufactures recommended pre charge.

2. Pump is set in the well and wired manufactures recommendation.

3. NO-TANK can be located just below the pitless adaptor if an offset nipple (part # 2002) is used. If you place tank 10’ to 20’ below the pitless adaptor the tank will center itself and no offset nipple is rerquired. If No-TANK is used with a well seal then it can be positioned just below the well seal.

4. Lower the drop pipe into the well so that the NO-TANK is positioned properly, and continue with the normal installation at the well.

5. Install the pressure transducer in the home in accordance with pump manufacturers instructions. If there is reference to the transducer being with- in 6’ of pressure tank, disregard. Since NO-TANK is directly in line there is no danger of water hammer

6. Complete piping in accordance with all plumbing and electrical codes.

7. Start system as normal.

8. At start up, pump may not function properly until all air is removed from system. Cycle pump several times before any adjustments are made. Once pump is running normally adjust to desired pressure.

9. Attach information tag supplied to main shut off valve or electrical wire in well.

Before you leave the site remember you have just installed NO-TANK one of the most advanced water systems designed to meet the customers needs.

Choose Model
30SS Variable Speed - 30SS No Variable Speed
40SS Variable Speed - 40SS No Variable Speed

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for MODEL 40SS
NO-TANK with a Constant Pressure Valve

Inspect NO-TANK for damage and proper tank pressure. At time of shipment, tank was pre-charged to 48 psi.

Following are a few simple suggested steps

1. Determine the operating pressure for the water system and adjust the air pressure in NO-TANK. For a 50 PSI valve the tank pre charge should be 38 psi for 60 psi valve the pre charge should be 48 psi

2. Pump is set in the well and wired per normal installation procedures.

3. NO-TANK and constant pressure valve can be located just below the pitless adaptor if an offset nipple (part # 2002) is used. If you place tank and valve 10’ to 20’ below the pitless, the tank and valve will be centered in the well casing and no offset nipple is required.

4. To install constant pressure valve, the retaining coupling should be disassembled and installed over the constant pressure valve. (see drawing) Reassemble and tighten by hand, than finish with a pipe wrench no more than 1/4 turn. This coupling reinforces the constant pressure valve and is not meant to provide a watertight seal. The valve with coupling will hold up to 1000 lbs.

5. Install the constant pressure valve in drop pipe string.

6. Install a pipe nipple between constant pressure valve and No-Tank.

7. Install NO-TANK

8. Install short final section of pipe above NO-TANK and lower pipe into the well so that the NO-TANK is positioned properly, continue with the normal installation at the well.

9. Install the pressure switch and other fittings as required. Adjust the differential setting of the switch to 26 PSI. (If the switch is a SQ D, tighten the short spring three turns. This should increase the differential about 6 pounds.)

10. Start system; allow system to run a few minutes to remove trapped air from water lines.

11. If pump short cycles, increase pressure switch setting slightly until short cycling stops. (This may be a 2 to 5# increase in pressure before the problem is corrected) There is no need to add additional air to NO-TANK

12. Attach Information tag (supplied) to main shut off valve

You have just installed NO -TANK, one of the most advanced water systems designed to meet the needs of the customer.

PRODUCT INFORMATIONAL BULLETIN

Number 1 July 18, 2003

Placement of check valve when installing the No-Tank.

• When installing the No-Tank, be sure to place the check valve below the pressure tank. If the check valve is installed above the pressure tank, it is possible for the water pressure to increase in the water lines, as the water in the hot water heater is heated.

• It has been brought to our attention, if two or more check valves are installed in the drop pipe, that some pump installers are installing one of the check valves between the constant pressure valve and the pressure tank. Their reasoning is that it reduces the backpressure on the constant pressure valve when the pump is not running. The placement would be constant pressure valve, short nipple, check valve, short nipple, and then the No-Tank.

Cycle Stop Valve release

• Cycle Stop has sent out an informational release, regarding their CSV1 valve, when it is submerged. They are recommending that a ¼” diameter hole should be drilled in the valve, to allow the valve to react to changes in pressure at a faster rate. IT SHOULD ONLY BE DRILLED THROUGH THE RED LAYER IN THE VALVE. The red layer is about 3/16” thick, then a 3/16” space, and than a yellow layer. When the hole is drilled only through the red layer, no water will leak from the valve. Instructions attached.
(If you have additional questions please contact Cycle Stop at 800-652-0207)