Tagit wrote: A common setup is to have a 2nd float switch trigger a high water alarm. Normal water slosh is dealt with via the bilge pump with no alarm, but you get an alarm if the bilge pump can't control the flow. If your secondary bilge pump gives you the same alarm functionality then I think you are fine. |
MikeAqua wrote: Plan is to run a wire from the pump side of the float switch for the secondary pump to the alarm on the secondary bilge panel. If the float switch is triggered the alarm sounds. If it stays on the secondary pump isn't doing it's job (or the float switch is stuck) and inspection is required. Looks like the primary alarm will be redundant - unless I get a 2nd float switch ...
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