[Ian Sheppard]

An Interesting point has been made by a couple of people who know what they are talking about.

DE Dead End detection:  Does it make sense and clearly say what is happening to your system?
Or
Is the term Shut Off clearer?

Look forward to your comments

[DeLuce]

If by dead-end you mean the flow has met a seal-off point then I prefer the term shut-off as I can envisage that more clearly in my mind, I always have to re-think the term dead-end, but I suppose you can train your mind to the terms significance.
 By the way, I bought the V9 Liquid Logic and it works a treat.

[Ian Sheppard]

Thanks for the thought, We have approached some of this from a technical point of view as opposed to a windy, Great to hear the V9 liquid logic is working well for you,
We are always looking for feed back hopefully good  and the bad if that help us improve the controller

[Dave.]

When I was first installing & calibrating the controller DE appeared, I thought it referred to a break in the circuit - ie an electrical dead end.

The leaflet that came with the controller explained it fine afterwards.

Doesn't bother me either way what it says now DE, SO or PS - as long as it's protecting my pump.

Dave

[Ian Sheppard]

I am in the process of putting Content on to our new web site, We will have a frequently asked questions section. So anything you feel needs to be answered or info that helps others would be useful.
Cheers
 

[bobplum]

to me DE makes sense......the water as it a dead end,but then i am a plumber