Diy Auto Topoff?

[Break122704]

Does anyone have a diy for an auto topoff?

Thanks

 

[h20cooled]

Not sure what you are asking for. You might want to be a LOT more specific in what you want.

 

[oldsaltman]

I use two float switches, an aqualifter pump, one relay, and a seven gal can from wal-mart. Add Kalk to the water and plug it up.:smokin:

 

[Break122704]

can you draw me a sketch

 

[whirley]

FYI,

http://cgi.ebay.com/TopDose-S-Auto-...3QQihZ012QQcategoryZ20756QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I am not associate or have any relations with the seller. I bought this unit 3 months ago for $30 and it's been very good to me.

You do have to connect the cord to the float switch, but all in all it's pretty easy and inexpensive.

I figure with all the DIY, the plug, float switch, wire....you'll probably end up spending $15-20 or so. Chip in another $15-20 and you've got one unit that contains everything, and also contains the lower voltage from the ATO to the switch.

Again, not associate to the seller in any way....

whirley

 

[oldsaltman]

Try this link. I made mine just like this one except I used two float switches wired together (in series) in case one fails to close. therefore if either float switch sticks the other one will break the circut and stop the flow from the aqualifter pump. Works off a 12v adapter.

http://lava.lounge111.net/diy_float_switch.htm

 

[JAFO 1]

autotopoff.com

Works great fast shipping.