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110 g water containers
Steve where did you get your container from?
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save on foods.
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Christy :) |
If you're up for some electrical work, you could always try using float switches to control your topoffs. This thread has some great info one how to hook up a float switch(es) to a relay. Great thing about this method is that you can hook a pump to the setup, or hook up a solenoid.
-Richer |
Save on food??
They carry 110 gallon containers? which one?
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Steve |
look at this ....
this is what I use, works great I have the 2 float sys. running from my RO\DI http://www.autotopoff.com/ Richard |
Brad,
Can you post a pic of the bracket device to hold the float valve to the baffle? I like the idea of a float valve better than a float switch, the less electrical connections/devices the better IMO. |
Hey, where is the cheapest place to get float swiches cheap. I only need one for an auto topoff. I heard there is a place in Canada to order from, any ideas?
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Hey Paul,
The only place within Canada that I know about is www.aquariacanada.com and they are $11.99 + shipping and tax. |
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