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I currently run a seneye on my reef and I particularly like that it texts me if I have a heater malfunction.
However I recently had a return pump failure when I was out of the house and my seneye didn’t pick it up as it’s in the sump with my heaters so the temperature didn’t drop, but the tank wasn’t getting any heat.
I don’t want to move the seneye to the main tank as I use the out of water alert feature to let me know if my RO has run out and the water level is dropping in my pump chamber.
I've recently seen the seneye leak detector for sale and wondered if I could stick it in the sump above the water line so that if the pump failed the water would rise, trigger the leak detector and send me a text.
Has anyone tried this before? Has anyone any experience with the seneye leak detector and know if the sensitivity would be suitable? Ideally I would like to cut off the leak detector and fit a float switch but not sure if this would work as there are three wires coming out if the seneye to the detector and am not sure why.
If anyone has any insight or advice, it would be appreciated.
However I recently had a return pump failure when I was out of the house and my seneye didn’t pick it up as it’s in the sump with my heaters so the temperature didn’t drop, but the tank wasn’t getting any heat.
I don’t want to move the seneye to the main tank as I use the out of water alert feature to let me know if my RO has run out and the water level is dropping in my pump chamber.
I've recently seen the seneye leak detector for sale and wondered if I could stick it in the sump above the water line so that if the pump failed the water would rise, trigger the leak detector and send me a text.
Has anyone tried this before? Has anyone any experience with the seneye leak detector and know if the sensitivity would be suitable? Ideally I would like to cut off the leak detector and fit a float switch but not sure if this would work as there are three wires coming out if the seneye to the detector and am not sure why.
If anyone has any insight or advice, it would be appreciated.