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    Quote Originally Posted by doggydoc10 View Post
    Increased it to 15 seconds maybe 45 minutes ago. Just now got a level alarm��
    Going to increase to 30 seconds and hopefully it will work!
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    so good so far mate what's the latest?

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    Nothing so far. Working....but then again not sure until it goes without alarm for at least a week or so.
    Not the way I intended to use it since I want the cup not to overflow.... But I will take it


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    Post a pic of what you have Doc please

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    This is what the described set up looks like



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    If you can push that thread piece at the top of the float switch up through the hole in the lid and hold it in place with a rubber grommet, that could buffer the vibration and still work as intended, ie, to shut of the skimmer before it overflows.

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    I have tried that. The piece is not long enough to reach that part. Gotta figure out another way
    Thanks A LOT GazzMan.


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    I see the float switch sending a level alarm, but how will that shut off the skimmer? I ask because I bought a leakage detector and while it will send an alarm it won't turn anything off. I hope you get this to work so I can learn.
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    Skimmer is connected to powerbar. Under socket function for skimmer option "water level" and corresponding sensor... and that's it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by doggydoc10 View Post
    Skimmer is connected to powerbar. Under socket function for skimmer option "water level" and corresponding sensor... and that's it.


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    Thanks I'll try that with the leak detector and see if it works.
    Perry
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    Profilux 3.1N eX, 3 PAB 6D, Slave Doser, PLM-ADIN, Vortech Controller, PLM-PWC, Leak detector, 2 LX 6100HV Mitras
    Controlling a 150 DSA Peninsula mixed reef.

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