Hi,
I noticed that since I installed my Aquamedic 1000 external CO2 diffuser, I need a higher pression on my valve: from 1 bar (14.5 PSI) to 3 bars (44 PSI) now. It is inline with the filter output, so I think it is due to the water pressure.
I'm just wondering if my regulator, needle valve or the solenoid won't be hurt on the long run with such a high pressure?
I noticed that since I installed my Aquamedic 1000 external CO2 diffuser, I need a higher pression on my valve: from 1 bar (14.5 PSI) to 3 bars (44 PSI) now. It is inline with the filter output, so I think it is due to the water pressure.
I'm just wondering if my regulator, needle valve or the solenoid won't be hurt on the long run with such a high pressure?