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Old 12-24-2010, 03:36 PM
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I was able to find a solenoid at Progressive today, so that, hooked to a timer to open it for an hour each day should do the trick. Once I figure out how to wire it under the sink
thats what I was going to sugest, abcha0s design was pretty and realy strait forward, but also uses a tank controler and a bunch of other things you don't so his set up won't work for you.

Do you have your RO filling a bucket somewhere or are you just feeding to the float valve on the sump?

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Do you have your RO filling a bucket somewhere or are you just feeding to the float valve on the sump?

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Ya, direct feed to the flaot valve, controlled by a pressure switch. The timer is backup safety, if I only run it for an hour, no chance of filling my livingroom
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