Water shut off solenoid on timer
One of the things I worry about when we leave the RV is a water leak. Now I know I could just shut the valve and last year we tried that but we forgot, a lot. I had some free-time to kill. LOL! So her...
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4x4van wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:Seriously? When have you ever wanted to run your water (in an RV) for 20 minutes straight? That's +/-70 gallons, give or take (assuming a flow rate similar to a typical 3.5gpm onboard pump).:S4x4van wrote:
Actually, I think it did go over your head, at least a little. Why would he have to hit his switch every 15 minutes? That would only be necessary if he wanted a constant non-stop flow of water all day long.
what if he wants the water to flow for 20 minutes? now you would need to keep hitting the switch all day long whenever you wanted water. seems like rube goldberg had some input into the design.
bumpy
Does the timer stop timing when the water flow stops when taking a "Navy shower" for example? It doesn't as described. The total shower time could exceed the time limit, even if the water isn't flowing the whole time. Washing dishes could be another application where the total time would exceed the total water flow time.
