S sagent3000 Member Market Messages 375 Reaction score 0 Jan 11, 2008 #1 what do you guys think about this float switch. i am getting two because one will add calcium and the other will add alkalinity
what do you guys think about this float switch. i am getting two because one will add calcium and the other will add alkalinity
W wbholwell Active Member Market Messages 1,165 Reaction score 0 Jan 11, 2008 #2 Kind of pricey b/c of the relay and the transformer. I just used a 120 VAC compatible one with a slosh guard- works fine. Also, I'm assuming you're trying to add your calcium and alkalinity at different times. How will you accomplish that with two kits?
Kind of pricey b/c of the relay and the transformer. I just used a 120 VAC compatible one with a slosh guard- works fine. Also, I'm assuming you're trying to add your calcium and alkalinity at different times. How will you accomplish that with two kits?
R roundman Member Market Messages 634 Reaction score 0 Jan 11, 2008 #3 would it not be easier to use aqualifter pumps on a timer for the dosing and use the floats for the top off?
would it not be easier to use aqualifter pumps on a timer for the dosing and use the floats for the top off?
glxtrix Active Member Market Messages 4,226 Reaction score 6 Location Smyrna Jan 11, 2008 #4 http://www.melevsreef.com/plumbing/auto_topoff.html">http://www.melevsreef.com/plumbing/auto_topoff.html</a> I've used this design for my water top off for 3+ years and its flawless. It was like 16+the cost of a cheapo pump
http://www.melevsreef.com/plumbing/auto_topoff.html">http://www.melevsreef.com/plumbing/auto_topoff.html</a> I've used this design for my water top off for 3+ years and its flawless. It was like 16+the cost of a cheapo pump
haninja Active Member Lifetime Messages 849 Reaction score 61 Location Alpharetta Jan 11, 2008 #5 wbholwell;120523 wrote: Kind of pricey b/c of the relay and the transformer. I just used a 120 VAC compatible one with a slosh guard- works fine. Also, I'm assuming you're trying to add your calcium and alkalinity at different times. How will you accomplish that with two kits? Click to expand... The aquahub float switch is actually rated up to 220 VAC.
wbholwell;120523 wrote: Kind of pricey b/c of the relay and the transformer. I just used a 120 VAC compatible one with a slosh guard- works fine. Also, I'm assuming you're trying to add your calcium and alkalinity at different times. How will you accomplish that with two kits? Click to expand... The aquahub float switch is actually rated up to 220 VAC.