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|    Bob F to danny burstein    |
|    Re: a display showing when a pump turns     |
|    13 Apr 13 21:53:56    |
      From: bobnospam@gmail.com              danny burstein wrote:       > Hoping somenone can give a pointer to a device       > which I'd have thought would be readily available,       > but I'm only finding Big Expensive Fullscale setups.       >       > We've got a sump pump in the basement. I'd simply       > like to know when it turns on (there's a "float" switch).       >       > What I'm hoping for is a simple box that takes utility       > power on one side, sends feeds out the other, and will light up       > when the line side starts pulling current.       >       > I can reroute the power supply to the pump to pass       > through the upstairs where we can watch the lamp.       >       > Thanks for any suggestions.              Many of the pumps I've seen have a pump that plugs into a cord from the switch,       which plugs into the wall. On those, a splitter could feed the power to a light       also.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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