What kind of sensor does it have to know when to shut down the flow to a trickle?
1794353
I don't know but for the six months I have owned it it has worked perfectly
1794354
it is a heat sensor that shuts it . however all the cold water has gone down the drain.
1150639
If the flow switch is not indicating water flow, the chlorinator should shut down to prevent its damage if there really is no water flowing to it.
288172
Sensors are attached to outside of pipe with stainless clamps or Ty wraps. One is the turn on sensor other is turn offHad my for a year works great!
329727
To the best of my knowledge, it has a standard direct spark ignition sensor so that if it is not producing heat, the gas valve shuts off.
850111
you have to use the search for your car. It could be the upstream or the downstream sensor in my case it is the downstream on a 2002 chevy pickup.
1638591
No. I had to replace my sensor awhile back because I was getting hot water through the cold water tap. You need the sensor valve for it to work correctly.
2033253
One of the five spray patterns is "trickle" which reduces the flow to nearly nothing but does not shut it off completely.
987192
No because this model has a pressure switch so it turns off once the tap or valve is closed. I run mine for a washing machine and it runs fine and turns off when needed.
850833
No. These are not flow-control devices, only connectors. The pressure needs to be shut off first... I don't think it will disconnect if pressure exists.FWIW, after getting used to these connectors I am never going back to using the thread-on thread-off attachments.
1299541
Just close the sensor with a little piece of tape or just put a drop of black silicon on it. Works !
1834113
This unit comes with the ability to connect more than one sensor. I put one sensor under my washer & purchased a second for under my dryer. I have a wye connector that splits the water going to the dryer and the washer. Should one of the sensors detect water, the solenoid valve will shut off. Once it shuts off, it will prevent water flow to either the washer or the dryer. A friend of mine did not have the shutoff kit & the hose going to his dryer developed a leak. Fortunately he was home & noticed the water flowing down the stairs to his basement. The sensors work as I tested each. I hope this answers your question.
332405
I believe that the way this one works is by sensing the presence of the minute electrical current or the lack thereof. The sensor must be set so that the pump runs at least 10 seconds. I am assuming that is enough time for the pump to discharge enough water and lower the level of the water in the pump sufficiently to allow the sensor to /not/ sense a current and therefore stop activating.
1566624
The contactor should turn off the pump once you hit ~60psi. If it keeps running the pressure sensor/switch is broke. If it keeps switching on and off the pressure builds too fast because the tank bladder is gone. If you press the valve at the top and water comes out the bladder is gone - replace tank.
189796
It does have an "off" and several other settings for the handheld. Not sure about the "trickle", but I'm pretty sure that it does.
1587514
Yes, the Auto Shut off safety feature will stop the misting once the water level is low.
624408
This is the Down-stream sensor (located after catalytic converter). The Up-stream sensor (located before catalytic converter) is Bosch part# 13474.
874843
We built a 4 outlet manifold for ours, each has a ball valve so we can shut lines off or even lower the flow if need be. I'm not sure how your drip system is set up or the size, but either way you should have a valve in place to shut the water off. There is a prime plug that you could attach a pipe and valve to that you could use as a pressure relief. We have those on our larger plant and recycle pumps.