Description of water sensor: in most houses, water is first stored in an underground tank (UGT) and from there it is pumped up to the overhead tank (OHT) located on the roof. People generally switch ...

For the residents who live in rural-areas, limited water-availability is a very common problem. Therefore, many people install a water tank on the roof of the building. The water, stored in a water ...

Here we describe an electronic system that uses a dedicated water-level sensor to switch off the pump motor as soon as the ...

An RV is somewhat self-sufficient. Your RV has an on-board fresh water supply, as well as holding tanks to capture the gray water from the sinks and black water from the toilet. It’s important for the ...

Most of the homes in the area where [Raikut] lives have tanks on the roof to hold water. Each is filled from a well using a pump, with gravity serving as a way to pressurize the home’s water supply.

Monitoring and managing the contents inside the hundreds of thousands of storage tanks, totes and containers located around the globe in a wide variety of locations and environments can help owners ...

[Stephen] has a basement that depends on a sump pump. What that means is if the pump fails or the power goes out, the basement floods—which is rather undesirable. Not wanting to rely on a single point ...

We are currently in the process of putting in a backyard pool. This is an in-ground gunite pool. I inquired about an auto-fill system from the pool builder but he talked me out of it. He explained ...