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You're assuming the tank switch is low voltage. The very first thing to do is read the manual for the installation and/or parts used. Second, approach the tank
by wdfx 2y ago
You're assuming the tank switch is low voltage.
The very first thing to do is read the manual for the installation and/or parts used. Second, approach the tank setup with a high voltage multimeter and carefully and safely take measurements of what you might be dealing with.
- quickthrowman 2y ago> The very first thing to do is read the manual for the installation and/or parts used. Second, approach the tank setup with a high voltage multimeter and carefully and safely take measurements of what you might be dealing with. Good call, I’ll make sure it’s not 120v or 24v with a multimeter before attaching anything that expects dry contacts.