This is an advertisementInterested In Advertising? | Contact Us Here
you got a digital controler
dont know if i got this right but one of the switches on my pump has gone and a mate told me that now is a good time in getting a digital controlar as a new switch is about £30 and a digital controller is around £70 and you dont need new switch then. Might of got my wires crossed tho.
£3 and biy two microwswiches maplins
Hi there.With the Varistream you do not need the presssure switch. The Varistream takes its place. Very easy to wire up.The Varistream senses when you shut the water off and shuts down. As soon as you open up again the Varistream cuts back in. You can control the flow rate according to your needs. I have been using one for nearly 2 years now and it works well for me.Hope this helps
It's useful for choosing your flow and saving on battery and pump wear, but...Mine makes it's own decisions all the time and it's annoying.I set a steady flow, then a few moments later it's blasting out, using all my water and battery.So I go back and turn it down to a nice pace, then minutes later it's a dribble.So, turn it back up...you get the picture.Yes it certainly "varies" the stream!
Quote from: John Walker on August 07, 2009, 09:08:37 pmHi there.With the Varistream you do not need the presssure switch. The Varistream takes its place. Very easy to wire up.The Varistream senses when you shut the water off and shuts down. As soon as you open up again the Varistream cuts back in. You can control the flow rate according to your needs. I have been using one for nearly 2 years now and it works well for me.Hope this helpsYer this is what i thought so im not getting a switch and spending extra $40 to get digital, then ill have to wait till pump 2 goes till i replace that one.
Quote from: R W C on August 07, 2009, 09:26:51 pmQuote from: John Walker on August 07, 2009, 09:08:37 pmHi there.With the Varistream you do not need the presssure switch. The Varistream takes its place. Very easy to wire up.The Varistream senses when you shut the water off and shuts down. As soon as you open up again the Varistream cuts back in. You can control the flow rate according to your needs. I have been using one for nearly 2 years now and it works well for me.Hope this helpsYer this is what i thought so im not getting a switch and spending extra $40 to get digital, then ill have to wait till pump 2 goes till i replace that one.So do you know how you are going to wire it up yet? I was thinking you would still need the switch in place to make the circuit?
Quote from: Squeaky Clean. on August 07, 2009, 09:23:39 pmIt's useful for choosing your flow and saving on battery and pump wear, but...Mine makes it's own decisions all the time and it's annoying.I set a steady flow, then a few moments later it's blasting out, using all my water and battery.So I go back and turn it down to a nice pace, then minutes later it's a dribble.So, turn it back up...you get the picture.Yes it certainly "varies" the stream! mine was doing that a couple of weeks ago and it was a crappy connection on the battery (crocodile clip)
Quote from: John Walker on August 07, 2009, 09:08:37 pmHi there.With the Varistream you do not need the presssure switch. The Varistream takes its place. Very easy to wire up.The Varistream senses when you shut the water off and shuts down. As soon as you open up again the Varistream cuts back in. You can control the flow rate according to your needs. I have been using one for nearly 2 years now and it works well for me.Hope this helpsDo you still have to use the pressure switch for the wiring connections? Mine is shot to bits I think so was thinking I will still need a new switch to make the necessary connections