Proper Float Switch Installation
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- čas přidán 20. 11. 2017
- The proper installation of a float switch into a sump pump or septic system is a vital part of an installation of pump controls and high water alarms. Looking to purchase? Check out the link below.
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Thank you so much for making us hear the ON and OFF sounds. That clarified so many concepts for a layman like myself.
Glad it was helpful!
deep diving to understand and manage the system put in in 2016, like your experience everything they did was wrong or cut corner: no unions, no electric cutout, cables buried with no conduit, why call the people (in my area anyways) who do the same....work...if that word applies here. Admire your one-step-at-a-time over each roadblock as you went along, and so important to have the kiddo there, before My City Life I helped my father with the earlier systems , as well as plumbing and electric, and really got into it. Life long life skills. Nice piece of work all along.
I love finding the specific video for my problem. Put the pump in today, but it wasn't going on when I thought it should. Float wasn't tethered. Now it is, and it goes on at a lower water level as needed. Thanks!
I'm a homeowner and trying to get up to speed. I had a contractor here recently who installed a new septic pump for an above ground system. Those guys were moving fast when pumping and installing the new pump. They've been in the business a long time, but still, I wish I'd been somewhat more familiar with the process while attempting to understand the process preformed. I'm not sure the float was tethered as you illustrate. It's a bit frustrating that I pay for a service, but have to do my own homework regardless the work completed, be it plumbing, septic, electrical, roofing, haha you name it. The work ethic of this country is going south. I don't mind paying a fair price, but provide a fair product, labor included.
Hello Dave,
If you would like, please give us a call at the technical support number listed on the instructions. We will gladly assist you, and answer any questions that you may have.
Best informative video about piggy back float switches. Thank you.
Great Video SCOTT!
Great product deserves a great video.
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Excellent video thank you
Thank you for your feedback.
Thank you. Pretty clear.
Great to hear!
Good info! Thanks!
You bet!
My sewage ejector sounds like grinding something that I can even here the sound up main level and 2nd floor. May I know the cause of that grinding or pumping sound?
Sometimes when my pump activates It will discharge a few times in succession back to back why would it do this ? It doesn't do it all the time it turns on but it seems like it's doing it more often
Great video. What do you think about a two float stainless steel level switches.
Can you elaborate on the question?
good commentary
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