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Re: [GMCnet] Water Level Indicator -- do it yourself [message #324640 is a reply to message #324625] Thu, 05 October 2017 22:26 Go to previous message
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A supplier that I use for electronics parts has a float type switch for level indication. I believe it uses a reed switch and also has a thermistor for temperature indications. You'd have to supply the electronics for the temp reader.

https://www.allelectronics.com/item/flw-1/float-switch-with-integrated-thermistor/1.html

FLOAT SWITCH WITH INTEGRATED THERMISTOR

CAT# FLW-1
$3.50 each
10 or more $3.00 each

EDIT::: 171006

Sorry for the edit, but as I was sitting in the GMC doing some internal revisions, I was thinking, if the OEM sensors send a resistance reading to the panel, perhaps these could work with a resistor on each line from the float sw, to indicate level???


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