My need is simpler yet. I have a well pump some distance away from the home. It's out of wifi range, so a dumb camera that will interface to a TV transmitter bo

My need is simpler yet. I have a well pump some distance away from the home. It's out of wifi range, so a dumb camera that will interface to a TV transmitter board (I recall having one in my parts bin) will do nicely. I only need to monitor two indicator lights on pump protection boxes. Green is fine. Anything else, I make the trip down there to check stuff. Reason is that in addition to the protection boxes and breakers, there are (ta-da) slow-blow fuses in the mix. Once, the fuse on the submersible pump blew, but since the tank is 2000 gallons, I didn't notice it until it went empty. Restarting was easy. Replace the fuse. Pump. But I had to re-prime the lines, and the city boy in me failed. Alternatives: check once a month or so. I do that. a photocell on each green indicator with relay to a light in the line of sight. a water depth gauge, duhhh. [0] a mirror so that I can actually see the indicators with binoculars. They are inconveniently 90 degrees to my line of sight, behind the tank. But adjusting the mirror will require two people, and it's just me and myself up here. Any outage of the booster pump is immediately obvious. No need to monitor. [0] Some of the mechanical designs are quite interesting. I just don't plan to climb to the top of the tank to install stuff. (using a ladder, of course)