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Re: Emergency Water Turn-Off?

Subject: Re: Emergency Water Turn-Off?
From: Reg <reg@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 09 May 2005 23:07:45 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.home.automation
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wkearney99 wrote:

> I'd wonder, besides issues with lawn and plant irrigation what negative
> impact would a shut-off have on the typical residence?  Granted, beyond the
> tedium of having to go manually turn it back on again.  I'd much rather have
> something that just cut it off, sounded some sort of alert (to a security
> console, PC or whatever) and left it off.
>

What, if anything, would happen to a hot water heater that needs to refill
but can't because the main has been shut off? Just curious.

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