I need to monitor the depth of the water in a 600' deep well. Since I destroyed the pump head yesterday I have an opportunity to install something.
The best idea I have seen from the maintainability standpoint (everything is above ground) is the bubbler approach. Run a tube down, bubble air thtough it slowly, measure pressure of air supply.
I am open to other approaches, but my current question is about the air supply. I would need a reliable, low maintenance very low volume air supply. I saw one post that talked about aquarium pumps but with my depth I need around 260 psi. I suspect a different pump is called for.
Anyone have a suggestion for an inexpensive solution to the air supply?
The best idea I have seen from the maintainability standpoint (everything is above ground) is the bubbler approach. Run a tube down, bubble air thtough it slowly, measure pressure of air supply.
I am open to other approaches, but my current question is about the air supply. I would need a reliable, low maintenance very low volume air supply. I saw one post that talked about aquarium pumps but with my depth I need around 260 psi. I suspect a different pump is called for.
Anyone have a suggestion for an inexpensive solution to the air supply?