mramos1
Active Member
Here's a good one. I came into work today. The receptionist was in a panic as the boss let us leave early on Good Friday, and she forgot to turn off the waterfall (a glass window water is pumped to the top and drips down. What happens, if water level gets low (do to evaporation), the air in the lines bounces the water off the glass on her back desk.
Lucky thing was her new HP all-in-one printer caught the bulk of the water in it and the wood floors are safe.
The water pours in a bunch of pretty rocks, so a float will not work.. (I wonder how many papers will end up in school on this one).
My plans, two probes to op-amp or transistor to a uC, then uC to power to a solid state relay to kill the power. Costly yes, but simple.
Anyone have a clever, froogle way to do it. (She has a reminder at 5PM to turn it off in her computer, that does not work when she leaves early).
Lucky thing was her new HP all-in-one printer caught the bulk of the water in it and the wood floors are safe.
The water pours in a bunch of pretty rocks, so a float will not work.. (I wonder how many papers will end up in school on this one).
My plans, two probes to op-amp or transistor to a uC, then uC to power to a solid state relay to kill the power. Costly yes, but simple.
Anyone have a clever, froogle way to do it. (She has a reminder at 5PM to turn it off in her computer, that does not work when she leaves early).