Ric, I would think yours is a rather unusual situation. I can see why you prefer the "digital" gauge. You don't have to worry that a light will start blinking the day after you visit the pianos. As to the dependability of the low water warning light, I haven't had any problem with their dependability. Have you? Certainly, though, it's a high standard to expect *perfect* dependability. As the saying goes, nothing is certain except death and taxes. My phone, computer, car, lawn mower, snow thrower, roof, wife, etc. are all less than perfectly dependable. In fact, so am I, and I suspect the same is true of you, too. <G> (I'm not sure I would even consider my finger 100% dependable.) Regards, Clyde Richard Brekne wrote: > Personally, I would like to have the option of buying a system that has no smart > bars or water sensors at all. Just a simple visual of the water level. I service > 15 of these at the UiB here in Bergen, and I never bother even looking at the > blinking lights, which seem a bit less then perfectly dependable in the first > place. I just put my forefinger in the pot as it were, and fill until tickled > every monday.
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