jdubwetherell1988
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Looks good.I see you routed wire differently but you can wire that either way and separate outlets
Ebb and Flow system controller wiring diagram
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reddiamond
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Yeah I just followed your diagram but in uk we don't have a dual outlet that has separate feeds into them so I have to use separate outlets. I didn't add the leds either but I guess that's up to who build it if they want them or not.
Cheers RD
Cheers RD
ficklejester
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What made you go with float sensors? My pump is simply set to run for 15 minutes every 4 hours. When drained, there's about an inch of water remaining. You'll get a little scum come harvest time, but it's never been an issue.
reddiamond
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This is not for a standard ebb and flow table, this is a control bucket for an iws system like this http://www.iwssystems.co.uk/
If the pump stayed on for 15 mins there would be an empty res and a lot of nutrients on the floor
If the pump stayed on for 15 mins there would be an empty res and a lot of nutrients on the floor
reddiamond
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By the way, I now have all the parts to build it so will be doing that in the next couple of days
reddiamond
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Thanks again, I built it and it works perfectly although I only used 2 top float switches as I only had 4 in total although I can add another at any time as it seems to be a safe guard against flooding if any of the top switches fail and still works fine without it 
jdubwetherell1988
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Thanks man good to hear. And yes the 3rd switch is optional and is a fail safe switch like you mentioned.
G@nj@j@Y1980
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Hey guys, just curious what the drain and fill blocks on the top center are? Relays?
If so can you Identify what 1-8 is?
Im from the USA and our couls on relays are:
13/14= coil
9/12 common of form C relay
8/10 normally closed
1/5 normally open
TIA
If so can you Identify what 1-8 is?
Im from the USA and our couls on relays are:
13/14= coil
9/12 common of form C relay
8/10 normally closed
1/5 normally open
TIA
