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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: RE: Measuring bath water depth
Haven't followed all of this thread, but How about fitting an 'L' shaped pipe to the side of the bath, below the water level required so that the top of the 'L' is at the required water level height and having a leak sensor at the top? Water floods into the pipe (perhaps a curved 'L' to avoid airlocks) and sets off the water leak sensor. When the bath empties, the water drains away. Or would condensation set it off? Alternatively a small pressure flap/switch at the top of the closed pipe? Just a thought. Tony T
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