WHEN SENSOR VALVE CLOSES, DOES PUMP SHUT OFF?
1163015
the pump will run at the times you have programed the timer.no the pump doesn't stop when thr sensor valve closes.hope this helps
1163016
The recirculating pump runs continuously when turned on. The valve simply controls when hot water begins to seep into the cold water line which is what makes the hot water always available at faucets with the valves installed. Depending on the pump you have, you can either program it to run 27/7 or as I do, program the timer on the pump to be on at certain times and off otherwise. Mine is programed to be on from 7 am to 9 am, then again from 9 pm until 11 pm. I also can override the timer when I need hot water at unanticipated times. If you run the pump continuously, it will greatly increase the amount of energy used to keep the water heated. Hope that helps.
1163017
The recirculating pump runs continuously when turned on. The valve simply controls when hot water begins to seep into the cold water line which is what makes the hot water always available at faucets with the valves installed. Depending on the pump you have, you can either program it to run 27/7 or as I do, program the timer on the pump to be on at certain times and off otherwise. Mine is programed to be on from 7 am to 9 am, then again from 9 pm until 11 pm. I also can override the timer when I need hot water at unanticipated times. If you run the pump continuously, it will greatly increase the amount of energy used to keep the water heated. Hope that helps. The recirculating pump runs continuously when turned on. The valve simply controls when hot water begins to seep into the cold water line which is what makes the hot water always available at faucets with the valves installed. Depending on the pump you have, you can either program it to run 27/7 or as I do, program the timer on the pump to be on at certain times and off otherwise. Mine is programed to be on from 7 am to 9 am, then again from 9 pm until 11 pm. I also can override the timer when I need hot water at unanticipated times. If you run the pump continuously, it will greatly... » Read More The recirculating pump runs continuously when turned on. The valve simply controls when hot water begins to seep into the cold water line which is what makes the hot water always available at faucets with the valves installed. Depending on the pump you have, you can either program it to run 27/7 or as I do, program the timer on the pump to be on at certain times and off otherwise. Mine is programed to be on from 7 am to 9 am, then again from 9 pm until 11 pm. I also can override the timer when I need hot water at unanticipated times. If you run the pump continuously, it will greatly increase the amount of energy used to keep the water heated. Hope that helps. « Show Less
1061167
I do not think so. I know when I turn it back on the pump needs to be restarted.
1605049
Yes, if you can be sure that the water will never be sudsy. If there are suds, they can form a "bridge" between the sensor and discharge pipe from the pit that will keep the sensor triggered even though the water may completely pumped out. A better solution would be the HC5000 Sewage Pump Switch, which is designed specifically for these types of applications.
343532
The shut off splits the water between the tank and the bidet when it is open. When you close the valve it shuts off the water to the bidet only. Hope that helps
468444
The best thing is to have a ball valve installed in the line that you close off first before turning off the pump. The reason for not shutting it off, is the vacuum you just pulled will suck oil back from the pump back into whatever you just pulled the vacuum on if you just turn it off without some sort of shutoff valve. BTW, some pumps have this valve built in. This one does not.
159342
I agree. The MagicCloser initiates the door closing, however, that's where MagicCloser stops and your sensor takes over.
2198278
The water shuts off as soon as you take your hands away from the sensor. Very nice product for the price. Company replaced a sensor and a hose (2 separate occasions) that broke at no charge...but it was tricky locating the company. I would buy the product again.
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.
1021533
Hello,The way this pump works is when the water level reaches 2 inches, the float switch is activated and the pump starts to pump. Once the water level empties below 2 inches the pump shuts off. No water will be pumping once it turns off. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Have a great day!Thanks,Paramount Direct
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.
1334167
Yes, it shuts the unit down when water pressure drops. We used it for a pool and when the filter cartridge plugged up and decreased the water flow it shut down, great reminder to change cartridges...
1521023
The only shut off is the switch on the pump. It does not respond to whether or not the hose is off. It pumps a lot of water at a fast rate. I think it would empty a rain barrel in short order.
1767196
Yes, when the water reaches the boiling point the switch that turns it on automatically shuts off.
1775593
the unit shuts off when the water container is full with the 70 pints. if a hose is used instead of the container it shuts off when it reaches your programed humidity setting. hope this helps.
843647
No it is not a bad sign you will have smoke/steam come for the vent on this pump. Not a concern at all just when you turn the device off make sure your still holding a negative pressure.
1978069
No, this pump will keep pumping until it burns up. Or gets the power shut off. You'll have to have some sensor in the tank to shut it off
831601
The valve is closed with the 110V power shut off. It opens when 110 V power is applied.