Turpman
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How would you automatically control a flood a drain res level?
I reciently installed a float which adds water only when the res is at its lowest level. Seems to be working but unfortunately to flood my 2 2x4 tables I need to keep my res real full, like 1/4" from the top. And the float as low as I can mount it. Not the best senerio.
Was thinking a solenoid controlled normally open water valve so when the pump is on the valve closes. A float could then add water only when not flooding But there is the time the tables are draining back. Like 15 min. No good. So I'm thinking a time delayed relay maybe. Not sure if ther is one that has an off delay.
May go to a DIY IWS control for the tables and lower them almost to the floor. The system would use a flood and a drain pump, timer, high and low level float switches, 2 time delay relays
Anyone use any other method? I hate the hand method. Life is busy.LOL
I reciently installed a float which adds water only when the res is at its lowest level. Seems to be working but unfortunately to flood my 2 2x4 tables I need to keep my res real full, like 1/4" from the top. And the float as low as I can mount it. Not the best senerio.
Was thinking a solenoid controlled normally open water valve so when the pump is on the valve closes. A float could then add water only when not flooding But there is the time the tables are draining back. Like 15 min. No good. So I'm thinking a time delayed relay maybe. Not sure if ther is one that has an off delay.
May go to a DIY IWS control for the tables and lower them almost to the floor. The system would use a flood and a drain pump, timer, high and low level float switches, 2 time delay relays
Anyone use any other method? I hate the hand method. Life is busy.LOL