Ah gotcha. I think I will post a separate thread on my drip. It would just get lost in here. Cliff notes:Fish tank travis beat me to it lol
Also wanted to understand your drip system. Im hopeing to install one soon and really have no knowledge on how they work and if their are any fail safes to prevent flooding
-It is heated via a thermostatic mixing valve. The water is preset to 80 degrees before it enters the tank.
-It is four stage filtration.
-Stage 1 = x2 sediment filters (5 micron)
-Stage 2 = x2 carbon block filters to remove chlorine and/or chloramine
-Adjustable per tank - I use drip irrigation line and emitters on a manifold to to adjust flow in 4 GPH increments
Fail safes - mechanical float switches so I do not run a pump dry on restart and am in the process of building a reverse float valve for the drip exit/overflow. Theory is solid and proof of concept worked on a bucket
Please keep in mind the drip system isn't just for this tank. There are many tanks in the room that run off of this system. I have been operating drip systems for years and will never go back. Trust me, you should do it. You won't regret it.