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Hello everyone,
I have just bought a house in Fort McMurray Alberta (gasp) that depends on water delivery/storage and have already found out first hand the joy of running out... not fun. I have since learnt a little bit about the system but I think it could be improved and I would like your help. Currently the pump is only on a breaker, there is no float switch for it and nor is there one for when the driver fills up the tank (he waits for the gyser then shuts down).
How hard is it to put in a switch for the pump after the fact and what is the best way to nodify the driver that the tank is full? (I did read the bouy and stick method.)
Thank you,
Trevor
I have just bought a house in Fort McMurray Alberta (gasp) that depends on water delivery/storage and have already found out first hand the joy of running out... not fun. I have since learnt a little bit about the system but I think it could be improved and I would like your help. Currently the pump is only on a breaker, there is no float switch for it and nor is there one for when the driver fills up the tank (he waits for the gyser then shuts down).
How hard is it to put in a switch for the pump after the fact and what is the best way to nodify the driver that the tank is full? (I did read the bouy and stick method.)
Thank you,
Trevor