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Will that simple float valve actually stop the flow from the RODI?I use a float valve to an ATO reservoir with a sensor to detect if it get to high(incase the float valve gets stuck open) which closes the solenoid valve on the RODI line. Then a use pmup to fill the tank from the ATO reservoir the pump only turns on once an hour and only allowed to run up to a minute if it tries to run any longer its disabled until I reset it. Also a leak detector next to the sump and reservoir that turns ofj the whole thing if it detects a leak.
Looks like rsr 350 has a built in float valve for top off? you could add a senor to detect if the water level in the sump gets to high and a solenoid on the RO line to cut it off just incase the float valve gets stuck open.
I want to do something like that directly to the sump. I'll need a selenoid before the rodi to not have waste water still going right?I’ve used float valves for years and actually never had one fail. With my luck my floor will be flooded when I get home
I’m kind of using the same set up mentioned above except instead of a pump from my reservoir it gravity feeds to a float valve mounted in my sump. I also have a Highwater float switch that will shut off a solenoid and cut water to the float valve. It also helps when you’re doing a water change because you can shut that solenoid off (manually)so your ATO doesn’t continually fill that chamber if the water level gets too low