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From: Mike Cowan (no email)
Date: Mon Aug 30 2004 - 05:07:15 EDT
I am also uncomfortable leaving the dockside water turned on when noone is
home. We turn it off when we leave for work, but sometimes we forget :-(.
I have been looking for an automated solution for shutoff. A timer isn't a
great solution due to varying work times. What I have been looking for is
an automated shut off arrangement that would allow water to flow for no
more than maybe an hour at a time. The valve startes counting down when
water begins to flow, and then resets when the flow ceases. If a pipe were
to rupture the most water we could take would be one hours worth. Side
benefit would be at least limiting the daughters teenage frieds showers to
1 hour!
Has anyone run across a valve like above, or have a better suggestion?
Thanks,
Mike
At 03:33 PM 8/29/2004, CFE Inc. wrote:
><snip>
>For security's sake, I have started turning my dockside water off at the dock
Mike Cowan
MV Sue's Pool III
65 Hatteras LRC hull #2
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