Well...want to know about wells?

[@Frank1joker]

KG!!!!! WELL that was a very good video. WELL done!👍😉

[@garya3056]

Frank Dominguez WELL WELL WELL! (There’s three holes in the ground!)

[@KGcichlids]

WELL some people might not know about WELLS, hopefully this is WELL done enough to explain how a WELL WORKS.

[@UnfilteredAquarist]

Interesting sir, I have always wondered how that all works. Thank you

[@DnASnakes]

We are on a well also here in Arizona. We start with 0 nitrates. But during certain parts of the year can have 10 parts ammonia. Also have a really low KH only three but a super high GH of like 22. So I have to periodically add buffer to keep KH up and pH stable.

[@projectdumpdog]

those arent fuses.. theyre disconnects.. manual on/off switches.. won't be gfci protected unless the breaker or power source that feeds them is protected

[@projectdumpdog]

the disconnects allow for easy service without having to search for the power feed

[@KGcichlids]

What about the fusible links inside the switch body? Hmmmm?

[@projectdumpdog]

Fuseable links protect against shorts and grounds... They don't give a damn if someone is being shocked... Or if water is on them

[@KGcichlids]

The unit titled PUMPTEC is my GFCI unit... I understand the difference between a fuse and a GFCI unit. Thanks though.

[@projectdumpdog]

@@KGcichlids fusible links protect against line to line shorts and ground/neutral shorts( which is 1000's of amps) . i wouldnt call them gfci's.... those measure the difference between neutrals and hots and detect a difference in milliamps...IE the amount that would be flowing in a person if they were shocked)

[@misterbgs1]

Interesting. Not what I usually see.

[@aquascaping1013]

SMASH IT lol