Remote Temperature Monitors
We would like to spend a month or so in the south during the coming winter, but are quite concerned about loss of power at our home, or furnace failure--both of which would lead to frozen pipes and lo...
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jerseyjim wrote:
In our development, we have snowbirders that have a plumber come to the house to "winterize" it. Everything gets turned off.....then they call the guy about a week or so before the return, he comes back and turns everything back on.
No water...no heat...and I must guess, no damage.
When I used to snowbird (Jan-April in AZ) I turned off the water, but left the heat on...about 40 degrees. Nothing bad happened.
I think my sump pump in the basement would be a downfall to that system.
However good for a lot of applications depending on cost.
