It shuts down the system when the room is 16” deep in water. That prevents damage to the blower motor.
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It shuts down the system when the room is 16” deep in water. That prevents damage to the blower motor.
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but dont those pumps already have an internal overflow switch? all the ones ive seen do , whomever pout that on was unaware and well cant be professional
but dont those pumps already have an internal overflow switch? all the ones ive seen do , whomever pout that on was unaware and well cant be professional
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The pump in pic has wires connected to the factory switch, looks terribly done.
Sidenote: I wish those pumps had a proper junction box for the switch, instead of 2 wires hanging out. Impossible to make it look good. Little to no room inside the switch cover.... Maybe there is a good way that I don't know about?
The pump in pic has wires connected to the factory switch, looks terribly done.
Sidenote: I wish those pumps had a proper junction box for the switch, instead of 2 wires hanging out. Impossible to make it look good. Little to no room inside the switch cover.... Maybe there is a good way that I don't know about?
Also if that pipe extends to below the water line in the pump it is effectively double trapped. Either lose the trap or make sure the pipe stops above the highest water line where the pump's safety switch kicks off.
i make up a small plastic junction box for the wires to go in and screw it to the unit or double face tape it if the wires are not long enough looks better then just letting them hang out
The pump in pic has wires connected to the factory switch, looks terribly done.
Sidenote: I wish those pumps had a proper junction box for the switch, instead of 2 wires hanging out. Impossible to make it look good. Little to no room inside the switch cover.... Maybe there is a good way that I don't know about?
If you take the cover off, you can make the connection inside, run 2 wire where the black wires go through and put the cover on although it is against the listing and probably nec. The reason they hang external is because the low and high voltage connections would be in the same area.
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