Automatic water level control

[rherrera]

I recently heard a lot of landscapers/designers use electronic level switches and solenoids to control pond level.

So you know, there is a much simpler way to control the level with float valves. Look into float valves from http://www.thevalveshop.com/menu/man...ck/kerick.html

Good luck,

Ray

[rherrera]

I recently heard a lot of people trying to use electronic level switches and solenoids to control water level.

So you know, there is a much simpler way to control the level with float valves. Look into float valves from http://www.thevalveshop.com/menu/man...ck/kerick.html

Good luck,

Ray

[RogerMcAllen]

Methinks you are a spammer, please don't spam your ads here. 2 posts in different forums saying the same thing. If you are legit, sorry for posting this.

[RogerMcAllen]

Methinks you are a spammer, please don't spam your ads here. All I did was put a piece of pvc into the pond, capped it, and put a hole in the cap. This works on the same concept as the hole in your bathroom sink. If the water level is too high, water drains. There is no need for any expensive equiptment.

[reefrunner69]

Moving to the classifieds. will merge the other post with this one as well.

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