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OK, it looks like the actual outlet valve is the one of those on the vertical pipes going to the filters. Try turning them both off to see if the cycling stops. If it does, you're still looking for a leak in the house. If it doesn't stop cycling then I would suspect a leaky foot-valve (non-return valve) somewhere between the tanks and the pump. I hope it's accessible ????

Interesting. OK try this. Turn off the pump power and turn off that red valve. Run a tap in the house. Do you get a decent amount of water out before the flow stops, or very little? A little would suggest that the valve is on the outlet side of the pump, I would have expected it to pump up the tank and then stop. Where is the pump getting its water from? A tank or are you pumping from the supply (naughty). I wonder if there's a bypass valve that's gone dribbly. It very difficult to see from photos, maybe you could try sketching out what you have?

OK. A couple of questions: - What model is your existing router? What model do you want to replace it with? Are you on ADSL, fibre or cable internet? (or something else) Do you have access to your existing router's configuration pages? (We would need this to extract your current connection credentials)

What are you actually trying to achieve? There are a number of ways to set up your new router without actually removing the supplied one (and losing the technical support that comes with it).

Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's the outlet side of the pump. If it stops cycling, start looking for a leak. As others have noted a dribbly float valve is a common culprit. If it doesn't stop cycling then you likely have a leaky check (non-return) valve on the inlet side of the pump (you may even be able to hear the pressure bleeding off).

Definitely sounds like a leak ???? If you close the outlet-side valve does it stop cycling?

Have you verified that a Thai number can send you a text?

Opening "soon", but don't expect the traffic to get any better, CW Road was bad even before the construction started.

A really stupid question, but it has to be asked:- Did you change your number at the places who will send texts? There, I've said it! Have you tried getting someone to text you as a test?

Even if you don't pay, they're not going to cut you off anyway ????

Is the brand of that meter "Honey"??

Nah, there should only be one SP-only. Post a photo of the back panel. Which UPS do you have (link to seller)?

Make sure you're NOT plugged into the "surge protection only" outlet ???? Post a photo if unsure. EDIT You may also need to long-press the power button on the UPS to get it to wake up.

Interesting, do you have a link for that unit?

https://www.lazada.co.th/products/float-switch-2-3-510-powertech-i317458496-s12430759586.html

I would use a simple float switch as a level detector, easy to configure for low level.

Automation is definitely your friend. Could ChatGPT do it? It seems to be able to do everything else including picking winning Lotto numbers.

And you were worried he wouldn't turn it off

Good result. Personally, I would probably also have raised a motion to have a certain committee member replaced. Can you now reveal what all the fuss was about?

Yup, looks like the good stuff ???? Datasheet https://www.bangkokcable.com/system/product/file_upload/211028_CV-2C-REV 04.pdf The important bit: -

The book of words for your inverter is the place to start, failing that: - Starting from all off. Pre-charge On battery breaker On mains breaker On solar breaker(s) Reverse when powering off.

Yeah, markings will be on the jacket ???? Of course, they "should" have brought the jacket through the walking-stick and only removed it when it was completely out of the weather.

Cheapest RED LED you can find. "Close" = "ON", "Open" = "OFF"