On Feb 2, 6:03�am, Puckdropper puckdropper(at)yahoo(dot)com wrote:
I've done some Google searching, checked the archives of this group for
relavent recent discussion, and have thus far come up with nothing useful..

We have a water softener and dehumidifier that drain in to the sump pump. �
The sump pump output pipe froze, causing the discharge from the softener
regeneration to back up into the basement. �I'm looking for a high water
alarm that can cut the power to these devices in case something happens
again.

Does anyone know of such a thing?

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your better off with a back up sump pump assuming your sump is also a
underground drain.

you might stop the softener just to get flooded anyway...........

it would be easy to fabricate a sump pump switch that would detect
high water and turn off the softener... if you cant buy one