Now I have a new way to drive the people in my local appliance parts store
nuts! They can never figure out why I am often there looking through the
various heaters, switches, and sensors hanging on the wall. They really hate
when I ask them if they can get a sensor like the one I saw in a
thig-a-ma-jig...

he he :)

BTW, this sounds like a good idea. Are they really inexpensive?
when I last checked the cost of a low pressure switch for my Sears water
softener tank, I quickly decided it wasn't worth fixing with the original
type part...

Chris

>     You can even look at cheap pressostats made for washing
> machines ! Some
> of them have 3 outputs and are incredibly reliable.
>

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