Accumulator installation
I am planning on much dry camping this fall so I bought a 2 gal accumulator to reduce pump cycles and soften pump start-ups. No installation instructions came with it, not even an online reference. But they are all basically alike and I did enough research to figure it out....mostly. It won't fit in the space where my pump is, in the bathroom, but it will fit nicely under the kitchen cabinet. So, I have 3 questions. 1. Will locating it so far from the pump reduce its effectiveness? 2. The under-sink plumbing is convoluted and hard to figure out. I did however discover that the water heater input line, when disconnected, spurts a lot of water when I turn on the pump. Seems that's a good tie-in point. Correct or not? 3. Should I make life simple and run single line to the accumulator or run two lines that route water through it?
