My well didn't have a problem when a branch Tee slipped on the well pipe. I wonder if you had some feedback device such as counting cycles per day or logging capability. I used the manual pressure switch reset to prevent running dry but thought about adding something on my well., nice device.
Sorry but a Cycle Sensor sees a broken pipe as just someone using water somewhere and lets the pump keep running. However, it the leak causes the well to pump dry it would see that and shut the pump off, which is what it is made to do.
There should be a timer to reset a rapid cycle event
When a rapid cycle occurs, your pump is diabled indefinitely until you manually reset it.
My well didn't have a problem when a branch Tee slipped on the well pipe. I wonder if you had some feedback device such as counting cycles per day or logging capability. I used the manual pressure switch reset to prevent running dry but thought about adding something on my well., nice device.
Sorry but a Cycle Sensor sees a broken pipe as just someone using water somewhere and lets the pump keep running. However, it the leak causes the well to pump dry it would see that and shut the pump off, which is what it is made to do.
@@cyclestopvalves8380 Understood. But on the Cycle Sensor, does it have a logging capability?
@@tootalldan5702 No logging. The Cycle Sensor is older more reliable electronics and was made before logging was even thought of.
Price and where to buy? Thanks.
cyclestopvalves.com/collections/cycle-sensor-pump-monitors