nuxx
.Registered Member
I'm not sure I understand the purpose of the test. Sure, the float switch gets tripped, but you wouldn't run a skimmer that wet, even with the Swabbie. Could you please explain a bit more what you're trying to achieve and why it is necessary to do things that way?
Thx
Dave.M
Since I've been skimming wetter, I noticed that when I turned off the return pumps to mess with something, when the pumps came back on and the sump was leveling out, the skimmer started filling up quickly.
I also now have the return pumps and skimmer on two different battery backups giving me from 60 to 90 minutes of power to both the skimmer and returns. We only get very short power outages during bad storms, so I really shouldn't have to deal with any situations that the returns go down when I'm not around.
Even if it overflows, it just drips back into the sump, but might splash a bit on the stand...
Just lets me sleep better at night.