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Question: Is there a way to silence the alarm for 24 hours.? I need to reset it everytime the backup pump cycles.
Document: While this setup works as advertised, the buzzing electrical noise from the battery charger is a major irritation. If you have a furnished basement, it might be worth considering the downside of having this continuous noise in the background.Another subtle problem with the Basement Sentry is that when unplugged for several hours, an alarm triggers that may seemingly be impossible to suppress. To reset this alarm, the users must aggressively hold down the toggle switch for a few seconds.
peace of mind!...enough said....but I guess i need 20 words 2 write a review... I've lost power b4 during a storm ...no power 2 run sub pump + Rain = BAD..love it. I can sleep through the night not worrying if i lose power am i gonna wake up with water in my basement. If i lose power battery back pump kicks on and alarm sounds.
Hence, they will momentarily press the reset button and it will have no effect - the alarm continues relentlessly.
Decided to finally put my worries to rest and installed a whole new setup, Zoeller M53 with the 507 backup. Old pump was 10 years old and figured it's time. Purchased both of these items separately and plumbed myself, and trust me, I am no plumber, but it wasn't hard. Zoeller has great tech support if you need them. The supplied check valve screws right into the main M53 and has it's own built in weep hole, so no need to drill anything.
Installed backup pump per instructions 2 months ago. Tested the backup pump by unplugging main pump and filling sump pit with garden hose. Everything worked fine and gave me a peace of mind that I no longer need to worry about power outages when I'm gone. I went down today to check battery level and that checked okay. It was raining this morning so I had a chance to see main (Zoeller 57) pump cycle on. That's when I notice water shooting out the bottom of the backup pump.
installation of the system was easy. I chose to install a water alarm so that if the primary pump fails, the water alarm sounds prior to the backup pump turning on. twice in the last 3 months I've lost power and the backup has saved the basement!! Prior to installing the backup, I had lost power while I was at work and came home to about 4 inches of water in the basement. Well worth it! !
So the pump is ruined. Instead, glue the pump into a 1-1/2" male threaded adapter that has been screwed tightly into a female threaded adapter glued into the tee. That way, if the pump needs to be removed for service, it can simply be unscrewed. Or if it goes bad, it could be replaced by a simple plug in the tee.
I put an aftermarket float switch on the assembly, but it got caught on the sump basin. The result was the M53 pump never turned on. Without hesitation as the water level hit my desired emergency-on point, the 507's alarm sounded and began working to empty the sump pit, and I sheepishly (yet thankful for this backup's performance) readjusted the float I put on the M53.Today is the second time the 507 was put in emergency use.
Easy to install and easy to use. This system is quiet and reliable. Way way way better than the junk youusually get at home depot or Lowes. I can sleep easy now knowing that my back up is working.
The instructions show an installation for a 36" deep sump well. I didn't have nearly that amount of vertical room and had to space things more closely together vertically. I had to glue in the one-way valve (as per instructions), but would have used splicers if I had more vertical room. The instructions direct you to glue in the motor as well. I would recommend buying a rubber splice kit so that you can remove the motor.
Answer: yes