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Learning radio keypads on the Eaton is an art, not a science, young Logan.

Am thinking of doing the exact same thing to pump water from two butts on the annexe and workshop (will connect them together via gravity when we do the patio) to two interconnected ones at the end of the garden. The issue will be detecting when the butts at the end are full, of course. Hozelock do a (obviously chinky rebadge) Water Butt pump, the issue I think with 'storm' or flood submersible pumps I think is that they are not designed to maintain a sensible pressure - just as much pressure as possible into the biggest pipe possible? The other chinky waterbutt speicifc pumps do look cack though. Do you have level access to the tanks? If so then there is an alternative hozelock model that might be more suitable, especially as it works by switch, not float. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hozelock-7606-0000-Garden-Pump/dp/B078ZS6VLV/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=hozelock+pump&qid=1586856669&sr=8-7

Unfortunately the OP has moved 4 times and had 3 different systems since 2012, but I'm sure they noted it down in their diary.

Most garden taps will have them built in, even the cheapest B+Q tat I guess? On a campsite where I look after a fire alarm they've gone one step further and now they not only need the check valve but a device mounted on the tap to make sure any hoses left connected drain themselves.

Wheres your non-return valve? Or is it on the tap supplying this?

Thanks for the discount!

Right, I don't want to make this awkward, but I was going to pass anyway.

Also sorting out my watering system today, nothing fancy just solenoid and a hozelock kit. Controlled via simple z-wave relay as Fibaro has watering program built in based on weather etc... Hadn't really considered the hammer issues.

Oh is it my turn again?

The Sun uses wordpress? Wow.

hit me

Moss?

No, that's if you live with someone that's got symptoms.

That's some pretty strong symptoms there, make sure you self-isolate for 7 days.

'sakes

You are very welcome, however, Bosch did a runner from the UK market some years ago and Inim and Caddix never started here But as I say, welcome and hello!

We're not all retired

No

This time next year... PJ will have even less hair!

Must admit I never thought I'd see the days when Mayflex would have Hik next to the Axis and Mobotix...

Just you I think

Never had you down as the modelling type, but then again you do live in Brighton.

You got the roof back then Logan?

I did get this one on the way back to station from the industrial estate

I actually was up at 4am or whatever time it was you needed to be up and it were a right let down