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I just finished a simple project that serves as a bilge pumping indicator, including when kicked on automatically. The automatic actuation is THE most important, as it will serve as a high water alarm. I chose to install mine to alarm intermittently, and enclosed in the console. It's plenty loud to hear even underway, and the intermittent alarm is less likely to drown into other noises than the solid alarm. You just wire it into the large switch wire headed to the bilge pump, and give it a ground. You will need a few feet of red and black wire, 3 ring terminals, and an alarm. All in, about 10 bucks.
My first trip with my new '19 2320, after about a 10-20 minute run, I sat it down. I heard water flowing, and noticed the bilge pump flow running out the side. Upon further inspection, the wash down pump screen had popped off. That high speed pickup can flow an insane amount of water with no restrictions. If I had run for an hour instead of 10-20 minutes, there would have been a ton more water in there.
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My first trip with my new '19 2320, after about a 10-20 minute run, I sat it down. I heard water flowing, and noticed the bilge pump flow running out the side. Upon further inspection, the wash down pump screen had popped off. That high speed pickup can flow an insane amount of water with no restrictions. If I had run for an hour instead of 10-20 minutes, there would have been a ton more water in there.
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