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Low Power Sump Well Water Level Monitoring #2 - Hardware

cmelement14
cmelement14
29 Oct 2021

  • 1. Challenger's Kit
  • 2. UPS and External Batteries
  • 3. Sensors

 

1. Challenger's Kit

 

Thanks to Infineon Technologies for the challenger's kit. It consists of a note book, a ball pen and the PSoC 62S2 Wi-Fi BT Pioneer Kit.



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The PSoC 62S2 Wi-Fi BT Pioneer Kit

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2. UPS and External Batteries

 

The UPS model is CyberPower CP1500PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS System.  Its input is plugged into a wall outlet. It has an internal 24V battery( 2x 12V/9Ah connected in series). In a heavily raining day, the internal battery can run the sump pump for about an hour (roughly 5 seconds per minute). To extend the sump pump's running time, I added two external batteries. The sump pump power cord is plugged into one of the UPS' inverter outputs.

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The two external batteries are 12 Volt 100Ah Deep Cycle AGM Battery from RENOGY. They are connected in series to make a 24V battery group which is connected in parallel with the internal batteries.

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The UPS can draw big current from battery, thus gauge 6 wire is used for battery connections.



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3. Sensors

 

Water level sensor from Anndason, model# DP5200 is used to detect the water level in the sump well. It can trigger alarm before the sump pump overflows and indirectly indicate the sump pump's potential malfunction .



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Water overflow sensor from UHPPOTE is used to detect water on the floor if the sump well overflows.

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