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I don't think it's a float switch. ("Solid state switching. No moving parts.") Rather, it's probably an electronic sensor that measures the resistance between two (possibly submerged) plates. At about 10 gal/min, it might be a little slow. I think that two would be better for continuous ...

doesnt look like it'd pump out much water out. only 650, maybe if ya installed four of them. But I think the gravy would be in the electronic field sensor technology. What is that? another kind of float switch? It sounds over engineered. In high school I was a Hydro-Ceramic technician stationed ...

Paddle or should i say shaft flex . HEHEHEHH (sensor tease there) Is nescesary. Other wise you run the risk of exsplodeing a blade, like i did with a Mitchell one day at Heinzerling one day. The flex obsorbs impact and acts as a shock obsorber for ...